{"file_contents":{"AGENTS.md":{"content":"# AGENTS.md\n\n## VISION\n\nThe qerrors module represents a paradigm shift from traditional error logging to intelligent error analysis. The core vision is to bridge the gap between error occurrence and resolution by leveraging AI to provide contextual debugging suggestions at the moment errors happen. This transforms error handling from a reactive debugging process into a proactive assistance system.\n\nThe business rationale centers on reducing developer debugging time and improving error resolution speed in production environments. By caching AI-generated advice and implementing queue-based analysis, the module balances the cost of AI API calls with the value of intelligent debugging assistance. The design assumes that most errors in production are repetitive patterns that can benefit from AI analysis, while avoiding infinite loops through careful axios error detection.\n\nThe module's economic model is built around cost-effective AI usage - caching prevents redundant API calls for identical errors, while concurrency limits prevent rate limiting charges. The queue-based approach ensures that expensive AI analysis never blocks critical application responses, maintaining user experience while providing debugging value.\n\nThe architecture prioritizes graceful degradation - the module must never break an application due to its own failures. This defensive approach influences every design decision, from the Promise-based async analysis to the careful separation of response generation and AI processing.\n\n## FUNCTIONALITY\n\nAI agents working on this codebase must understand that qerrors implements a sophisticated error handling middleware that must never cause additional errors. The module is designed to be \"error-safe\" meaning any failure in qerrors itself should fail and simply console.error rather than propagate.\n\nKey agent boundaries:\n- Never implement recursive error handling where qerrors processes its own errors\n- Maintain the promise-based async pattern for AI analysis to prevent blocking application responses\n- Preserve the LRU cache mechanism which is critical for cost control with AI APIs\n- Respect the concurrency limiting system which prevents API rate limit violations\n\nThe AI analysis prompt engineering is specifically tuned for console output readability and practical debugging advice. Agents should not modify the prompt structure without understanding its optimization for avoiding generic responses and formatting issues in log files.\n\nExpected behaviors for agents:\n- Always test error scenarios without API tokens to ensure graceful degradation\n- Verify that Express middleware contracts are maintained (proper next() handling)\n- Ensure content negotiation works for both HTML and JSON responses\n- Test queue overflow scenarios to verify rejection counting works correctly\n- Validate that cache cleanup intervals don't interfere with application performance\n- Confirm that verbose logging can be toggled without breaking functionality\n\n## SCOPE\n\n**In Scope:**\n- Error handling middleware functionality and AI-powered analysis features\n- Logging configuration and transport management\n- Environment variable validation and configuration helpers\n- Caching mechanisms for AI advice and queue management\n- Express.js middleware integration and response handling\n- Test coverage for all error handling scenarios\n\n**Out of Scope:**\n- Frontend error handling or client-side error reporting\n- Database schema changes or data persistence beyond log files\n- Authentication or authorization mechanisms\n- Real-time error monitoring dashboards or alerting systems\n- Integration with external monitoring services beyond OpenAI\n- Performance profiling or application performance monitoring features\n\n**Change Restrictions:**\n- Do not modify the core error handling flow that prevents infinite recursion\n- Do not alter the async analysis pattern that keeps responses fast\n- Do not change the Express middleware signature without extensive testing\n\n## CONSTRAINTS\n\n**Protected Components:**\n- The axios error detection logic in `analyzeError()` function must not be modified without understanding recursion prevention\n- Environment variable defaults in `lib/config.js` require careful consideration as they affect production behavior\n- The LRU cache TTL and cleanup mechanisms are performance-critical and must be preserved\n- Test stubs in `/stubs` directory are dependency replacements and must maintain API compatibility\n- The `postWithRetry()` function's exponential backoff algorithm is tuned for OpenAI API rate limits\n- Socket connection pooling settings in the axios instance are optimized for AI API usage patterns\n- The queue metrics collection system must not be modified without understanding memory implications\n\n**Special Processes:**\n- Any changes to OpenAI API integration require testing with and without API tokens\n- Logging transport configuration changes need verification across different environments\n- Cache limit modifications must consider memory usage implications in production\n- Concurrency limit changes require load testing to avoid rate limiting issues\n\n**Workflow Exceptions:**\n- The module intentionally avoids standard function start/end logging to prevent noise in error scenarios\n- Dependencies are intentionally minimal and should not be expanded without justification\n- The module must remain compatible with Node.js 18+ as specified in package.json\n\n## POLICY\n\n**Module-Specific Policies:**\n- This is an npm module that should remain framework-agnostic while providing Express middleware capabilities\n- All AI API calls must implement retry logic with exponential backoff to handle transient failures\n- Error messages must be developer-friendly and avoid generic phrases that don't aid debugging\n- The module should gracefully handle OpenAI API changes and response format variations\n- Version compatibility must be maintained for Node.js LTS versions (currently 18+)\n- The module must never require external databases or persistent storage beyond file system logs\n- AI prompt engineering should prioritize actionable debugging advice over generic error descriptions\n\n**Testing Requirements:**\n- Every new feature must include tests for both success and failure scenarios\n- API integration tests must work with stubbed responses to avoid external dependencies\n- Cache behavior must be tested for both hit and miss scenarios\n- Queue limits and concurrency controls must be verified under load\n\n**Security Considerations:**\n- Environment variables containing API keys must never be logged or exposed in error messages\n- User-provided error data must be sanitized when generating HTML responses\n- The module must not introduce XSS vulnerabilities through error message display\n\n**Maintenance Standards:**\n- Keep dependencies minimal and prefer Node.js built-in modules where possible\n- Maintain backward compatibility for major version increments\n- Document any breaking changes clearly in changelog and migration guides\n- Performance benchmarks must be maintained for key operations (cache lookups, queue processing)\n- Memory usage patterns should be monitored, especially for long-running applications\n- OpenAI API cost implications must be documented for any changes to prompt structure or frequency","size_bytes":7266},"README.md":{"content":"# qerrors\n\nIntelligent error handling middleware that combines traditional logging with AI-powered debugging assistance. When errors occur, qerrors automatically generates contextual suggestions using OpenAI's GPT models while maintaining fast response times through asynchronous analysis and intelligent caching.\n\n## Environment Variables\n\n\nqerrors reads several environment variables to tune its behavior. A small configuration file in the library sets sensible defaults when these variables are not defined. Only `OPENAI_API_KEY` must be provided manually to enable AI analysis. Obtain your key from [OpenAI](https://openai.com) and set the variable in your environment.\n\nIf `OPENAI_API_KEY` is omitted qerrors still logs errors, but AI-generated advice will be skipped.\n\n**Security Note**: Keep your OpenAI API key secure. Never commit it to version control or expose it in client-side code. Use environment variables or secure configuration management.\n\n**Dependencies**: This package includes production-grade security improvements with the `escape-html` library for safe HTML output.\n\n* `OPENAI_API_KEY` &ndash; your OpenAI API key.\n\n* `QERRORS_OPENAI_URL` &ndash; OpenAI API endpoint (default `https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions`).\n* `QERRORS_CONCURRENCY` &ndash; maximum concurrent analyses (default `5`, raise for high traffic, values over `1000` are clamped).\n\n\n* `QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT` &ndash; size of the advice cache (default `50`, set to `0` to disable caching, values over `1000` are clamped).\n* `QERRORS_CACHE_TTL` &ndash; seconds before cached advice expires (default `86400`).\n* `QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT` &ndash; maximum queued analyses before rejecting new ones (default `100`, raise when under heavy load, values over `QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD` are clamped).\n* `QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD` &ndash; limit at which `QERRORS_CONCURRENCY` and `QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT` are clamped (default `1000`, increase to raise their allowed upper bound).\n\n\n* `QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS` &ndash; attempts when calling OpenAI (default `2`).\n* `QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS` &ndash; base delay in ms for retries (default `100`).\n* `QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS` &ndash; cap on retry backoff in ms (default `2000`).\n* `QERRORS_TIMEOUT` &ndash; axios request timeout in ms (default `10000`).\n* `QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS` &ndash; maximum sockets per agent (default `50`, increase for high traffic).\n* `QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS` &ndash; maximum idle sockets per agent (default `256`).\n\n* `QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS` &ndash; max tokens for each OpenAI request (default `2048`). Uses GPT-4o model for error analysis.\n\n* `QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS` &ndash; interval for queue metric logging in milliseconds (default `30000`, set to `0` to disable).\n\n\n* `QERRORS_LOG_MAXSIZE` &ndash; logger rotation size in bytes (default `1048576`).\n* `QERRORS_LOG_MAXFILES` &ndash; number of rotated log files (default `5`).\n  * `QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS` &ndash; days to retain daily logs (default `0`). A value of `0` keeps all logs forever and emits a startup warning; set a finite number in production to manage disk usage.\n* `QERRORS_VERBOSE` &ndash; control console logging (`true` by default). Set `QERRORS_VERBOSE=false` for production deployments to suppress console output and rely on file logging only.\n* `QERRORS_LOG_DIR` &ndash; directory for logger output (default `logs`).\n* `QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS` &ndash; disable file transports when set.\n* `QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL` &ndash; logger output level (default `info`).\n* `QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME` &ndash; service name added to logger metadata (default `qerrors`).\n\nFor high traffic scenarios raise `QERRORS_CONCURRENCY`, `QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT`, `QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS`, and `QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS`. Set `QERRORS_VERBOSE=false` in production to reduce console overhead and rely on file logging.\n\n\nSet QERRORS_CONCURRENCY to adjust how many analyses run simultaneously;\nif not set the default limit is 5; raise this for high traffic.\n\nUse QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT to cap how many analyses can wait in line before rejection;\nif not set the default limit is 100; increase when expecting heavy load.\nThe pending queue uses a double ended queue from the denque package for efficient O(1) dequeues.\n\nWhenever the queue rejects an analysis the module increments an internal counter.\nCheck it with `qerrors.getQueueRejectCount()`.\n\nCall `qerrors.clearAdviceCache()` to manually empty the advice cache.\nUse `qerrors.startAdviceCleanup()` to begin automatic purging of expired entries.\nCall `qerrors.stopAdviceCleanup()` if you need to halt the cleanup interval.\nCall `qerrors.purgeExpiredAdvice()` to run a purge instantly.\nAfter each purge or clear operation the module checks the cache size and stops cleanup when it reaches zero, restarting the interval when new advice is cached.\nCheck the current cache limit with `qerrors.getAdviceCacheLimit()`.\n\nUse `qerrors.getQueueLength()` to monitor how many analyses are waiting.\n\nThe module logs `queueLength` and `queueRejects` at a regular interval (default `30s`). Use `QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS` to change the period or set `0` to disable logging. Logging starts with the first queued analysis and stops automatically when no analyses remain.\n\nCall `qerrors.startQueueMetrics()` to manually begin metric logging and `qerrors.stopQueueMetrics()` to halt it when needed.\n\nQERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS lets you limit how many sockets the http agents open;\nif not set the default is 50; raise this to handle high traffic.\nQERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS caps idle sockets the agents keep for reuse;\nif not set the default is 256 which matches Node's agent default.\nQERRORS_MAX_TOKENS sets the token limit for OpenAI responses;\nif not set the default is 2048 which balances cost and detail.\n\n\n\nThe retry behaviour can be tuned with QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS, QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS and QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS which default to 2, 100 and 2000 respectively.\nWhen the API responds with 429 or 503 qerrors uses the `Retry-After` header to wait before retrying; if the header is missing the computed delay is doubled.\n\nYou can optionally set `QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT` to adjust how many advice entries are cached; set `0` to disable caching (default is 50, values over `1000` are clamped). Use `QERRORS_CACHE_TTL` to control how long each entry stays valid in seconds (default is 86400).\n\nAdditional options control the logger's file rotation:\n\n* `QERRORS_LOG_MAXSIZE` - max log file size in bytes before rotation (default `1048576`)\n* `QERRORS_LOG_MAXFILES` - number of rotated files to keep (default `5`)\n  * `QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS` - number of days to keep daily logs (default `0`). A value of `0` retains logs forever and triggers a startup warning; specify a finite number in production to manage disk usage.\n* `QERRORS_LOG_DIR` - path for log files (default `logs`)\n* `QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS` - omit file logs when set\n* `QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME` - service name added to logger metadata (default `qerrors`)\n\n\n\n\n## License\n\nISC\n\n## Installation\n\n**Requirements**: Node.js 18 or higher\n\n```bash\nnpm install qerrors\n```\n\n## Usage\n\n### Basic Setup\n\nFirst, set your OpenAI API key:\n```bash\nexport OPENAI_API_KEY=\"your-openai-api-key-here\"\n```\n\nImport the module:\n```javascript\n// Import just qerrors:\nconst {qerrors} = require('qerrors');\n// OR import both qerrors and logger:\nconst { qerrors, logger } = require('qerrors');\nconst log = await logger; //await logger initialization before use\n\n// Import centralized error handling utilities:\nconst { \n  qerrors, \n  handleControllerError, \n  withErrorHandling, \n  createTypedError,\n  ErrorTypes,\n  ErrorSeverity,\n  ErrorFactory,\n  errorMiddleware\n} = require('qerrors');\n```\n\n## Centralized Error Handling\n\nThe module now includes centralized error handling utilities that provide standardized error classification, severity-based logging, and automated response formatting:\n\n### Error Classification\n\n```javascript\n// Create typed errors with automatic classification\nconst validationError = createTypedError(\n  'Invalid email format',\n  ErrorTypes.VALIDATION,\n  'INVALID_EMAIL'\n);\n\nconst dbError = createTypedError(\n  'Connection timeout',\n  ErrorTypes.DATABASE,\n  'DB_TIMEOUT'\n);\n\n// Available error types:\nErrorTypes.VALIDATION      // 400 - User input errors\nErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION  // 401 - Auth failures  \nErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION   // 403 - Permission errors\nErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND       // 404 - Resource not found\nErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT      // 429 - Rate limiting\nErrorTypes.NETWORK         // 502 - External service errors\nErrorTypes.DATABASE        // 500 - Database errors\nErrorTypes.SYSTEM          // 500 - Internal system errors\nErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION   // 500 - Config/setup errors\n```\n\n### Convenient Error Factory\n\n```javascript\n// Use ErrorFactory for common error scenarios with consistent formatting\nconst validationError = ErrorFactory.validation('Email is required', 'email');\nconst authError = ErrorFactory.authentication('Invalid credentials');\nconst notFoundError = ErrorFactory.notFound('User');\nconst dbError = ErrorFactory.database('Connection failed', 'INSERT');\n\n// All factory methods accept optional context\nconst networkError = ErrorFactory.network(\n  'API timeout', \n  'payment-service', \n  { timeout: 5000, retries: 3 }\n);\n```\n\n### Controller Error Handling\n\n```javascript\n// Standardized error handling in Express controllers\napp.get('/api/users/:id', async (req, res) => {\n  try {\n    const user = await getUserById(req.params.id);\n    if (!user) {\n      const error = createTypedError(\n        'User not found',\n        ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND,\n        'USER_NOT_FOUND'\n      );\n      return handleControllerError(res, error, 'getUserById', { userId: req.params.id });\n    }\n    res.json(user);\n  } catch (error) {\n    handleControllerError(res, error, 'getUserById', { userId: req.params.id });\n  }\n});\n```\n\n### Async Operation Wrapper\n\n```javascript\n// Wrap async operations with automatic error handling\nconst result = await withErrorHandling(\n  async () => {\n    return await complexAsyncOperation();\n  },\n  'complexAsyncOperation',\n  { userId: req.user.id },\n  { fallback: 'default_value' } // optional fallback\n);\n```\n\n### Severity-Based Logging\n\n```javascript\n// Log errors with appropriate severity levels\nawait logErrorWithSeverity(\n  error,\n  'functionName',\n  { context: 'additional info' },\n  ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL\n);\n\n// Available severity levels:\nErrorSeverity.LOW       // Expected errors, user mistakes\nErrorSeverity.MEDIUM    // Operational issues, recoverable  \nErrorSeverity.HIGH      // Service degradation, requires attention\nErrorSeverity.CRITICAL  // Service disruption, immediate response needed\n```\n\n### Global Error Middleware\n\n```javascript\n// Add global error handling to your Express app\nconst express = require('express');\nconst app = express();\n\n// Your routes here...\napp.get('/api/users/:id', async (req, res) => {\n  const user = await getUserById(req.params.id);\n  if (!user) {\n    throw ErrorFactory.notFound('User');\n  }\n  res.json(user);\n});\n\n// Add error middleware as the last middleware\napp.use(errorMiddleware);\n\n// The middleware will automatically:\n// - Log errors with qerrors AI analysis\n// - Send standardized JSON responses\n// - Map error types to appropriate HTTP status codes\n// - Include request context for debugging\n```\n\n## Basic Usage\n\n```javascript\n// Example of using qerrors as Express middleware:\napp.use((err, req, res, next) => {\n        qerrors(err, 'RouteName', req, res, next);\n});\n\n// Using qerrors in any catch block:\nfunction doFunction(req, res, next) {\n        try {\n                //code\n        } catch (error) {\n                qerrors(error, \"doFunction\", req, res, next); //req res and next are optional\n        }\n}\n\n// Response Format: qerrors automatically detects client type\n// - Browser requests (Accept: text/html) receive HTML error pages\n// - API requests receive JSON error responses with structured data\n\n// Example for javascript that is not express related (node / service code / biz logic)\nfunction doFunction(param) {\n        try {\n                //code\n        } catch (error) {\n                qerrors(error, \"doFunction\", param);\n        }\n}\n\n// ... or if multiple params:\nfunction doFunction(param1, param2) {\n        try {\n                //code\n        } catch (error) {\n                qerrors(error, \"doFunction\", {param1, param2}); \n        }\n}\n\n// Using the Winston logger directly:\nlog.info('Application started');\nlog.warn('Something might be wrong');\nlog.error('An error occurred', { errorDetails: error });\n// Optional helpers for consistent function logging\nawait logger.logStart('myFunction', {input});\nawait logger.logReturn('myFunction', {result});\n```\n\n### Environment Validation Helpers\n\nUse the optional utilities in `lib/envUtils.js` to verify configuration before starting your application.\n\n```javascript\nconst { throwIfMissingEnvVars, warnIfMissingEnvVars, getMissingEnvVars } = require('qerrors/lib/envUtils');\n\nthrowIfMissingEnvVars(['OPENAI_API_KEY']); // aborts if mandatory variables are missing\nwarnIfMissingEnvVars(['MY_OPTIONAL_VAR']); // logs a warning but continues\nconst missing = getMissingEnvVars(['OPTIONAL_ONE', 'OPTIONAL_TWO']);\n```\n\n\n### Features\n\n- **AI-Powered Analysis**: Automatically generates debugging suggestions using OpenAI GPT-4o model\n- **Express Middleware**: Seamless integration with Express.js applications\n- **Content Negotiation**: Returns HTML pages for browsers, JSON for API clients\n- **Intelligent Caching**: Prevents duplicate API calls for identical errors\n- **Queue Management**: Handles high-traffic scenarios with configurable concurrency limits\n- **Graceful Degradation**: Functions normally even without OpenAI API access\n- **Comprehensive Logging**: Multi-transport Winston logging with file rotation\n\n### Logging\n\nFile transports output JSON objects with timestamps and stack traces. Console\noutput, enabled when `QERRORS_VERBOSE=true`, uses a compact printf format for\nreadability.\n\n### Error Response Formats\n\n**HTML Response** (for browsers):\n```html\n<!DOCTYPE html>\n<html>\n<head><title>Error: 500</title></head>\n<body>\n    <h1 class=\"error\">Error: 500</h1>\n    <h2>Internal Server Error</h2>\n    <pre>Error stack trace...</pre>\n</body>\n</html>\n```\n\n**JSON Response** (for APIs):\n```json\n{\n  \"error\": {\n    \"uniqueErrorName\": \"ERROR:TypeError_abc123\",\n    \"timestamp\": \"2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z\",\n    \"message\": \"Cannot read property 'foo' of undefined\",\n    \"statusCode\": 500,\n    \"context\": \"userController\",\n    \"stack\": \"TypeError: Cannot read property...\"\n  }\n}\n```\n\n## Testing\n\nThe test suite uses Node's built-in test runner with custom stubs for offline testing.\nTests include comprehensive coverage of error handling, AI integration, and middleware functionality.\nCurrent test status: 157/157 tests passing (100% success rate).\n\nRun tests from the project directory:\n```bash\nnpm test\n```\n\nUse the dedicated test runner for enhanced output:\n```bash\nnode test-runner.js\n```\n\nOr run tests directly:\n```bash\nnode -r ./setup.js --test test/\n```\n\n**Test Coverage Includes:**\n- Core error handling and middleware functionality\n- OpenAI API integration with mock responses\n- Environment variable validation and configuration\n- Cache management and TTL behavior\n- Queue concurrency and rejection handling\n- Logger configuration across different environments\n\nGitHub Actions runs this test suite automatically on every push and pull request using Node.js LTS. The workflow caches npm dependencies to speed up subsequent runs.\n\n\n","size_bytes":15478},"index.js":{"content":"\n'use strict'; //enforce strict parsing and error handling across module\n\n/**\n * Main entry point for the qerrors package - an intelligent error handling middleware\n * that combines traditional error logging with AI-powered error analysis.\n * \n * This module exports both the core qerrors function and the underlying logger,\n * providing flexibility for different use cases while maintaining a clean API.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Separates concerns by keeping qerrors logic and logging logic in separate modules\n * - Provides both individual exports and a default export for different import patterns\n * - Maintains backward compatibility through multiple export strategies\n * - Uses strict mode to catch common JavaScript pitfalls early\n */\n\nconst qerrors = require('./lib/qerrors'); //load primary error handler implementation\nconst logger = require('./lib/logger'); //load configured winston logger used by qerrors\nconst errorTypes = require('./lib/errorTypes'); //load error classification and handling utilities\nconst sanitization = require('./lib/sanitization'); //load data sanitization utilities\nconst queueManager = require('./lib/queueManager'); //load queue management utilities\nconst utils = require('./lib/utils'); //load common utility functions\nconst config = require('./lib/config'); //load configuration utilities\nconst envUtils = require('./lib/envUtils'); //load environment validation utilities\nconst aiModelManager = require('./lib/aiModelManager'); //load AI model management utilities\n\n/**\n * Error logger middleware that logs errors and provides AI-powered suggestions.\n * @param {Error} error - The error object\n * @param {string} context - Context where the error occurred\n * @param {Object} [req] - Express request object (optional)\n * @param {Object} [res] - Express response object (optional)\n * @param {Function} [next] - Express next function (optional)\n * @returns {Promise<void>}\n */\n\nmodule.exports = { //(primary export object allows destructuring imports like { qerrors, logger, errorTypes } providing clear explicit imports while keeping related functionality grouped)\n  qerrors, //(main error handling function users interact with)\n  logger, //(winston logger instance for consistent logging, exposes same configured logger qerrors uses internally)\n  errorTypes, //(error classification and handling utilities for standardized error management)\n  logErrorWithSeverity: qerrors.logErrorWithSeverity, //(severity-based logging function for enhanced error categorization)\n  handleControllerError: qerrors.handleControllerError, //(standardized controller error handler with automatic response formatting)\n  withErrorHandling: qerrors.withErrorHandling, //(async operation wrapper with integrated error handling)\n  createTypedError: errorTypes.createTypedError, //(typed error factory for consistent error classification)\n  createStandardError: errorTypes.createStandardError, //(standardized error object factory)\n  ErrorTypes: errorTypes.ErrorTypes, //(error type constants for classification)\n  ErrorSeverity: errorTypes.ErrorSeverity, //(severity level constants for monitoring)\n  ErrorFactory: errorTypes.ErrorFactory, //(convenient error creation utilities for common scenarios)\n  errorMiddleware: errorTypes.errorMiddleware, //(Express global error handling middleware)\n  handleSimpleError: errorTypes.handleSimpleError, //(simplified error response handler for basic scenarios)\n\n  // Enhanced logging utilities with security and performance monitoring\n  logDebug: logger.logDebug, //(enhanced debug logging with sanitization)\n  logInfo: logger.logInfo, //(enhanced info logging with sanitization)\n  logWarn: logger.logWarn, //(enhanced warn logging with performance monitoring)\n  logError: logger.logError, //(enhanced error logging with performance monitoring)\n  logFatal: logger.logFatal, //(enhanced fatal logging with performance monitoring)\n  logAudit: logger.logAudit, //(enhanced audit logging for compliance)\n  createPerformanceTimer: logger.createPerformanceTimer, //(performance timer utility for operation monitoring)\n  createEnhancedLogEntry: logger.createEnhancedLogEntry, //(enhanced log entry creator with metadata)\n  LOG_LEVELS: logger.LOG_LEVELS, //(log level constants with priorities and colors)\n  \n  // Simple Winston logger for basic logging needs\n  simpleLogger: logger.simpleLogger, //(basic Winston logger instance with console output)\n  createSimpleWinstonLogger: logger.createSimpleWinstonLogger, //(factory for creating simple Winston loggers)\n\n  // Data sanitization utilities for security\n  sanitizeMessage: sanitization.sanitizeMessage, //(message sanitization utility for security)\n  sanitizeContext: sanitization.sanitizeContext, //(context sanitization utility for security)\n  addCustomSanitizationPattern: sanitization.addCustomSanitizationPattern, //(register custom sanitization rules)\n  clearCustomSanitizationPatterns: sanitization.clearCustomSanitizationPatterns, //(clear custom patterns for testing)\n  sanitizeWithCustomPatterns: sanitization.sanitizeWithCustomPatterns, //(enhanced sanitization with custom rules)\n\n  // Queue management and monitoring utilities\n  createLimiter: queueManager.createLimiter, //(concurrency limiting utility)\n  getQueueLength: queueManager.getQueueLength, //(queue depth monitoring)\n  getQueueRejectCount: queueManager.getQueueRejectCount, //(reject count monitoring)\n  startQueueMetrics: queueManager.startQueueMetrics, //(start periodic metrics)\n  stopQueueMetrics: queueManager.stopQueueMetrics, //(stop periodic metrics)\n\n  // Common utility functions\n  generateUniqueId: utils.generateUniqueId, //(unique identifier generation)\n  createTimer: utils.createTimer, //(performance timing utilities)\n  deepClone: utils.deepClone, //(deep object cloning)\n  safeRun: utils.safeRun, //(safe function execution wrapper)\n  verboseLog: utils.verboseLog, //(conditional verbose logging)\n\n  // Configuration and environment utilities\n  getEnv: config.getEnv, //(environment variable getter with defaults)\n  getInt: config.getInt, //(integer parsing with validation)\n  getMissingEnvVars: envUtils.getMissingEnvVars, //(environment validation)\n  throwIfMissingEnvVars: envUtils.throwIfMissingEnvVars, //(required environment validation)\n  warnIfMissingEnvVars: envUtils.warnIfMissingEnvVars, //(optional environment validation)\n\n  // AI model management utilities (LangChain integration)\n  getAIModelManager: aiModelManager.getAIModelManager, //(get AI model manager singleton)\n  resetAIModelManager: aiModelManager.resetAIModelManager, //(reset AI model manager for testing)\n  MODEL_PROVIDERS: aiModelManager.MODEL_PROVIDERS, //(available AI providers)\n  createLangChainModel: aiModelManager.createLangChainModel //(create LangChain model instances)\n};\n\nmodule.exports.default = qerrors; //(default export for backward compatibility allowing both 'const qerrors = require(\"qerrors\")' and destructuring patterns, dual strategy accommodates different developer preferences)\n","size_bytes":6983},"replit.md":{"content":"# qerrors - Intelligent Error Handling Middleware\n\n## Overview\n\nqerrors is a Node.js middleware library that combines traditional error logging with AI-powered debugging assistance. It provides intelligent error analysis using OpenAI's GPT models while maintaining production-ready reliability through graceful degradation, caching, and queue management.\n\nThe system is designed with a \"never break the application\" philosophy - all AI features are optional and the middleware will continue functioning even when external services fail.\n\n## System Architecture\n\n### Core Components\n- **Error Handling Middleware**: Express.js compatible middleware for capturing and processing errors\n- **AI Analysis Engine**: OpenAI GPT-4o integration for generating contextual debugging advice\n- **Caching Layer**: LRU cache with TTL for cost-effective AI advice storage\n- **Queue Management**: Concurrency-limited queue system for managing AI analysis requests\n- **Logging System**: Winston-based structured logging with file rotation\n\n### Technology Stack\n- **Runtime**: Node.js 18+\n- **HTTP Client**: Axios with custom retry logic and connection pooling\n- **Caching**: Custom LRU cache with time-to-live support\n- **Queue**: Denque-based double-ended queue for O(1) operations\n- **Logging**: Enhanced Winston with security-aware sanitization, performance monitoring, and structured logging\n- **Security**: HTML escaping for safe error output plus comprehensive data sanitization\n\n## Key Components\n\n### Error Processing Pipeline\n1. **Error Capture**: Middleware intercepts errors from Express applications\n2. **Unique Identification**: Generates crypto-based unique identifiers for error tracking\n3. **Context Analysis**: Extracts and processes error context including stack traces\n4. **Security Sanitization**: Removes sensitive data from logs using pattern-based detection\n5. **AI Analysis**: Queues errors for OpenAI analysis with caching and retry logic\n6. **Enhanced Logging**: Structured logging with performance monitoring and request correlation\n7. **Response Generation**: Returns structured JSON or HTML responses based on Accept headers\n\n### Configuration System\n- **Environment Variables**: 20+ configurable parameters for fine-tuning behavior\n- **Defaults**: Production-ready defaults with conservative resource limits\n- **Validation**: Built-in environment variable validation with helpful error messages\n- **Dynamic Configuration**: Runtime configuration changes without restarts\n\n### Queue and Concurrency Management\n- **Concurrency Limiting**: Configurable concurrent AI analysis requests (default: 5)\n- **Queue Management**: Bounded queue with overflow protection (default: 100 pending)\n- **Metrics**: Built-in queue health monitoring and logging\n- **Backpressure**: Graceful degradation when system is overloaded\n\n## Data Flow\n\n1. **Error Occurrence**: Application error triggers middleware\n2. **Error Enrichment**: Unique ID generation and context extraction\n3. **Immediate Response**: HTTP response sent to client without waiting for AI analysis\n4. **Background Analysis**: Error queued for AI processing with concurrency control\n5. **Cache Check**: System checks for existing advice before API call\n6. **AI Analysis**: OpenAI API call with retry logic and timeout protection\n7. **Cache Storage**: Results stored in LRU cache for future identical errors\n8. **Logging**: Structured logs written to rotating files\n\n## External Dependencies\n\n### Required Services\n- **OpenAI API**: GPT-4o model for error analysis (optional - graceful degradation when unavailable)\n\n### NPM Dependencies\n- **axios**: HTTP client with retry and connection pooling\n- **winston**: Structured logging framework\n- **winston-daily-rotate-file**: Log rotation management\n- **denque**: High-performance queue implementation\n- **lru-cache**: Memory-efficient caching with TTL support\n- **escape-html**: Security-focused HTML escaping\n- **qtests**: Testing utilities for mocking and stubbing\n\n## Deployment Strategy\n\n### Environment Configuration\n- **Development**: Verbose logging enabled, reduced cache sizes, immediate error feedback\n- **Production**: File-only logging, optimized cache settings, queue metrics monitoring\n- **High Traffic**: Increased concurrency limits, larger caches, enhanced connection pooling\n\n### Resource Management\n- **Memory**: LRU cache with configurable limits and TTL-based cleanup\n- **Network**: Connection pooling with configurable socket limits\n- **File System**: Rotating logs with size and time-based retention policies\n- **API Costs**: Intelligent caching prevents redundant OpenAI API calls\n\n### Monitoring and Observability\n- **Queue Metrics**: Periodic logging of queue depth and processing rates\n- **Error Tracking**: Unique error IDs for correlation across logs\n- **Performance Monitoring**: Built-in timing and resource usage tracking\n- **Health Checks**: Environment validation on startup with helpful warnings\n\n## Changelog\n\n```\nChangelog:\n- June 17, 2025. Initial setup\n- June 17, 2025. Enhanced error middleware with meta-error handling, headers protection, and improved fallback responses\n- June 17, 2025. Integrated comprehensive enhanced logging system with security-aware sanitization, performance monitoring, request correlation, and structured logging capabilities\n- August 10, 2025. Successfully migrated from axios-based OpenAI implementation to LangChain architecture supporting multiple AI providers (OpenAI and Google Gemini). Added Gemini 2.5 Flash-lite model support as requested by user. Updated all tests to work with new architecture. Fixed nested object sanitization logic for enhanced logging. All 146 tests now passing.\n- August 11, 2025. Successfully completed qtests module integration with ALL TESTS PASSING! Enhanced testing infrastructure with qtests utilities achieving ~30% reduction in test boilerplate code. Created lib/testUtils.js with QerrorsTestEnv and QerrorsStubbing classes. Implemented conditional qtests setup to avoid winston conflicts. Fixed 24 failing tests by resolving qtests.stubMethod compatibility issues with wrapped functions through hybrid stubbing approach. Added comprehensive analysis documentation (QTESTS_ANALYSIS.md) and demonstration tests. Created test-runner.js at root for unified test execution. Fixed verbose behavior: AI advice now prints to console by default, can be suppressed with QERRORS_VERBOSE=false. Test suite: 157/157 tests passing (100% success rate).\n```\n\n## User Preferences\n\n```\nPreferred communication style: Simple, everyday language.\nTesting policy: Don't report anything as fixed until you have tested it.\nTest suite requirement: Run the full test suite as step 3 and only after that also works report success.\n```","size_bytes":6720},"setup.js":{"content":"\n/**\n * qerrors Setup - Enhanced with qtests Integration\n * \n * This setup file configures module resolution for both qerrors stubs and qtests stubs.\n * It ensures our custom stubs work alongside qtests functionality for comprehensive testing.\n */\n\nconst path = require('path'); // use Node path to build absolute stub directory\nconst Module = require('module'); // access internal module loader to refresh paths\n\n// Configure our custom stubs directory\nconst stubsPath = path.join(__dirname, 'stubs'); // resolve location of dependency stubs\n\n// Note: qtests setup is NOT automatically enabled here due to winston conflicts\n// Instead, individual test files can import qtests utilities as needed\n// This prevents qtests from overriding our production winston configuration\n// while still allowing manual use of qtests utilities in tests\n\n// Configure NODE_PATH to include our custom stubs\nprocess.env.NODE_PATH = process.env.NODE_PATH // prepend stubs directory to module lookup\n  ? `${stubsPath}${path.delimiter}${process.env.NODE_PATH}` // keep existing NODE_PATH while prioritizing stubs\n  : stubsPath; // when NODE_PATH is empty ensure stubs are still used\n\nModule._initPaths(); // reinitialize resolution cache so Node picks up updated NODE_PATH\n\n","size_bytes":1253},"test_openai_functionality.js":{"content":"/**\n * Test script for OpenAI functionality in qerrors\n * \n * This script creates various types of errors to test the AI-powered\n * error analysis feature and verify it provides helpful debugging suggestions.\n */\n\nconst { qerrors, logError } = require('./index.js');\n\nasync function testOpenAIFunctionality() {\n    console.log('=== Testing qerrors OpenAI Functionality ===\\n');\n    \n    // Test 1: Database connection error simulation\n    console.log('1. Testing database connection error...');\n    try {\n        throw new Error('ECONNREFUSED: Connection refused to database server at localhost:5432');\n    } catch (error) {\n        error.stack = `Error: ECONNREFUSED: Connection refused to database server at localhost:5432\n    at Database.connect (/app/database.js:45:12)\n    at UserService.findUser (/app/services/user.js:23:8)\n    at AuthController.login (/app/controllers/auth.js:15:5)`;\n        \n        console.log('Calling qerrors with database error...');\n        await qerrors(error, 'Database connection test', { \n            operation: 'database_connect',\n            host: 'localhost',\n            port: 5432,\n            database: 'myapp_db'\n        });\n    }\n    \n    await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 2000)); // Wait for async processing\n    \n    // Test 2: Type error simulation\n    console.log('\\n2. Testing JavaScript type error...');\n    try {\n        const user = null;\n        user.name.toUpperCase(); // This will throw TypeError\n    } catch (error) {\n        console.log('Calling qerrors with type error...');\n        await qerrors(error, 'User profile processing', {\n            operation: 'process_user_profile',\n            userId: '12345',\n            expectedType: 'object',\n            actualValue: null\n        });\n    }\n    \n    await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 2000)); // Wait for async processing\n    \n    // Test 3: API validation error\n    console.log('\\n3. Testing API validation error...');\n    try {\n        const validationError = new Error('Validation failed: email is required, password must be at least 8 characters');\n        validationError.name = 'ValidationError';\n        validationError.details = {\n            email: 'Email field is required',\n            password: 'Password must be at least 8 characters long'\n        };\n        throw validationError;\n    } catch (error) {\n        console.log('Calling qerrors with validation error...');\n        await qerrors(error, 'User registration API', {\n            operation: 'user_registration',\n            endpoint: '/api/users/register',\n            method: 'POST',\n            requestData: { email: '', password: '123' }\n        });\n    }\n    \n    console.log('\\n=== Test Complete ===');\n    console.log('Check the logs directory for detailed AI analysis results.');\n    console.log('The AI should provide debugging suggestions for each error type.');\n}\n\n// Run the test\nif (require.main === module) {\n    testOpenAIFunctionality().catch(console.error);\n}\n\nmodule.exports = { testOpenAIFunctionality };","size_bytes":3032},"lib/config.js":{"content":"'use strict'; //(enable strict mode for defaults module)\n\n/**\n * Configuration defaults for qerrors module\n * \n * These defaults represent carefully balanced values for production use. Each setting\n * has been chosen based on practical testing and common deployment scenarios.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Conservative defaults prevent resource exhaustion while allowing customization\n * - String values maintain consistency with environment variable parsing\n * - Values scale appropriately for both development and production environments\n * - OpenAI integration defaults balance API cost with functionality\n */\n\nconst defaults = { //default environment variable values for all qerrors configuration options\n  QERRORS_CONCURRENCY: '5', //max concurrent analyses\n  QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT: '50', //LRU cache size\n  QERRORS_CACHE_TTL: '86400', //seconds each cache entry remains valid //(new default ttl)\n  QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT: '100', //max waiting analyses before rejecting //(new env default)\n  QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD: '1000', //upper limit for concurrency and queue //(new config default)\n\n  QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS: '2', //number of API retries //(renamed env var and updated default)\n  QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS: '100', //base delay for retries //(renamed env var and updated default)\n  QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS: '2000', //cap wait time for exponential backoff //(new env default)\n  QERRORS_TIMEOUT: '10000', //axios request timeout in ms\n  QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS: '50', //max sockets per http/https agent\n  QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS: '256', //max idle sockets per agent //(new env default)\n  QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS: '2048', //max tokens for openai responses //(new env default)\n  QERRORS_OPENAI_URL: 'https://api.openai.com/v1/chat/completions', //endpoint used for analysis //(new openai url default)\n\n  QERRORS_LOG_MAXSIZE: String(1024 * 1024), //log file size in bytes\n  QERRORS_LOG_MAXFILES: '5', //number of rotated log files\n  QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS: '0', //days to retain rotated logs //(0 disables time rotation)\n  QERRORS_VERBOSE: 'true', //default on so AI advice prints to console, set to 'false' to suppress\n  QERRORS_LOG_DIR: 'logs', //directory for rotated logs\n  QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS: '', //flag to disable file transports when set\n  QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME: 'qerrors', //service identifier for logger //(new default)\n\n  QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL: 'info', //logger output severity default\n\n  QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS: '30000' //interval for queue metrics in ms //(new default)\n\n};\n\n\n\nmodule.exports = defaults; //export defaults for external use\n\nfunction getEnv(name) { //return env var or default when undefined\n  return process.env[name] !== undefined ? process.env[name] : defaults[name];\n}\n\nmodule.exports.getEnv = getEnv; //expose getEnv helper\n\nfunction safeRun(name, fn, fallback, info) { //utility wrapper for try/catch //(added helper)\n  try { return fn(); } catch (err) { console.error(`${name} failed`, info); return fallback; } //(log and fall back)\n}\n\nmodule.exports.safeRun = safeRun; //export safeRun for env utils //(make accessible)\n\nfunction getInt(name, min = 1) { //parse env integer with minimum enforcement\n  const int = parseInt(getEnv(name), 10); //attempt parse\n  const defaultVal = typeof defaults[name] === 'number' ? defaults[name] : parseInt(defaults[name], 10); //(handle numeric defaults safely)\n  const val = Number.isNaN(int) ? defaultVal : int; //default when NaN\n  return val >= min ? val : min; //enforce allowed minimum\n}\n\nmodule.exports.getInt = getInt; //export helper for qerrors usage //(central helper)\n","size_bytes":3540},"lib/envUtils.js":{"content":"\n\n\n/**\n * Core utility for identifying missing environment variables\n * \n * This function serves as the foundation for all environment validation in qerrors.\n * It uses a functional programming approach with Array.filter for clean, readable code\n * that efficiently processes multiple variables in a single pass.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Pure function design enables easy testing and reuse\n * - Filter operation is more readable than manual loop constructs  \n * - Returns array format allows flexible handling by calling code\n * - Truthiness check handles both undefined and empty string cases\n * \n * @param {string[]} varArr - Array of environment variable names to check\n * @returns {string[]} Array of missing variable names (empty if all present)\n */\nfunction getMissingEnvVars(varArr) {\n       const missingArr = varArr.filter(name => !process.env[name]); //identify missing environment variables using functional filter\n       return missingArr; //return filtered array of missing variable names\n}\n\n/**\n * Throws an error if any required environment variables are missing\n * \n * This function implements the \"fail fast\" principle for critical configuration.\n * It's designed for variables that are absolutely required for application function.\n * The thrown error includes all missing variables to help developers fix all issues at once.\n * \n * @param {string[]} varArr - Array of required environment variable names\n * @throws {Error} If any variables are missing, with descriptive message\n * @returns {string[]} Empty array if no variables are missing (for testing purposes)\n */\nfunction throwIfMissingEnvVars(varArr) {\n       const missingEnvVars = getMissingEnvVars(varArr); //reuse detection utility\n\n       if (missingEnvVars.length > 0) {\n               const errorMessage = `Missing required environment variables: ${missingEnvVars.join(', ')}`; //(construct descriptive error message listing all missing vars)\n               console.error(errorMessage); //(log prior to throw for immediate visibility)\n               const err = new Error(errorMessage); //(create error object with detailed message)\n               console.error(err); //(log error instead of calling qerrors to avoid infinite recursion in error handling module)\n               throw err; //(propagate failure to stop application startup when critical config missing)\n       }\n\n       return missingEnvVars; //(return empty array when all required vars present, useful for testing)\n}\n\n/**\n * Logs warnings for missing optional environment variables\n * \n * This function handles variables that enhance functionality but aren't strictly required.\n * It uses console.warn rather than throwing errors to allow graceful degradation.\n * The function is designed to provide helpful feedback without breaking the application.\n * \n * @param {string[]} varArr - Array of optional environment variable names to check\n * @param {string} customMessage - Custom warning message to display (optional)\n * @returns {boolean} True if all variables are present, otherwise false\n */\nfunction warnIfMissingEnvVars(varArr, customMessage = '') {\n       const missingEnvVars = getMissingEnvVars(varArr); //reuse detection utility\n\n       if (missingEnvVars.length > 0) {\n               const warningMessage = customMessage ||\n                       `Warning: Optional environment variables missing: ${missingEnvVars.join(', ')}. Some features may not work as expected.`; //(construct warning message with fallback default text)\n               console.warn(warningMessage); //(log warning for optional vars without breaking application flow)\n       }\n\n       const result = missingEnvVars.length === 0; //(determine if any vars missing, compute boolean for simpler return type)\n       return result; //(inform caller if all vars present, boolean instead of array for cleaner API)\n}\n\nmodule.exports = { //(export environment validation utilities for use across qerrors module)\n       getMissingEnvVars, //(core detection function for identifying missing vars)\n       throwIfMissingEnvVars, //(fail-fast validation for critical configuration)\n       warnIfMissingEnvVars //(graceful degradation validation for optional configuration)\n};\n","size_bytes":4196},"lib/errorTypes.js":{"content":"/**\n * Error classification and standardized handling utilities for qerrors\n * \n * This module provides standardized error handling patterns extending the core qerrors\n * functionality with structured error classification, severity mapping, and Express-specific\n * response utilities. It implements error handling best practices including:\n * \n * 1. Standardized error response format for API consistency\n * 2. Error classification for appropriate handling strategies\n * 3. Context-aware logging for debugging and monitoring\n * 4. Request ID tracking for error correlation\n * 5. Severity-based error routing and alerting\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Extends existing qerrors functionality rather than replacing it\n * - Provides consistent error classification across applications\n * - Enables appropriate HTTP status code mapping\n * - Supports severity-based monitoring and alerting\n * - Maintains backward compatibility with existing qerrors usage\n */\n\n'use strict'; //(enable strict mode for error types module)\n\nconst crypto = require('crypto'); //node crypto for request ID generation\nconst { randomUUID } = require('crypto'); //import UUID generator for request tracking\n\n/**\n * Error type classification for appropriate handling strategies\n * \n * Design rationale: Different error types require different handling approaches.\n * This classification enables appropriate response codes, user messages,\n * logging levels, and recovery strategies.\n */\nconst ErrorTypes = {\n    VALIDATION: 'validation',           // User input errors (400)\n    AUTHENTICATION: 'authentication',   // Auth failures (401)\n    AUTHORIZATION: 'authorization',     // Permission errors (403)\n    NOT_FOUND: 'not_found',            // Resource not found (404)\n    RATE_LIMIT: 'rate_limit',          // Rate limiting (429)\n    NETWORK: 'network',                // External service errors (502/503)\n    DATABASE: 'database',              // Database errors (500)\n    SYSTEM: 'system',                  // Internal system errors (500)\n    CONFIGURATION: 'configuration'      // Config/setup errors (500)\n};\n\n/**\n * Error severity levels for logging and alerting\n * \n * Design rationale: Different error severities require different response strategies.\n * This classification enables appropriate logging, alerting, and escalation.\n */\nconst ErrorSeverity = {\n    LOW: 'low',           // Expected errors, user mistakes\n    MEDIUM: 'medium',     // Operational issues, recoverable\n    HIGH: 'high',         // Service degradation, requires attention\n    CRITICAL: 'critical'  // Service disruption, immediate response needed\n};\n\n/**\n * Maps error types to appropriate HTTP status codes\n * \n * Design rationale: Consistent HTTP status code mapping ensures proper client\n * behavior and follows REST API conventions.\n */\nconst ERROR_STATUS_MAP = {\n    [ErrorTypes.VALIDATION]: 400,\n    [ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION]: 401,\n    [ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION]: 403,\n    [ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND]: 404,\n    [ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT]: 429,\n    [ErrorTypes.NETWORK]: 502,\n    [ErrorTypes.DATABASE]: 500,\n    [ErrorTypes.SYSTEM]: 500,\n    [ErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION]: 500\n};\n\n/**\n * Maps error types to severity levels for monitoring\n * \n * Design rationale: Automatic severity classification enables appropriate\n * alerting and escalation without manual intervention.\n */\nconst ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP = {\n    [ErrorTypes.VALIDATION]: ErrorSeverity.LOW,\n    [ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION]: ErrorSeverity.LOW,\n    [ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION]: ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM,\n    [ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND]: ErrorSeverity.LOW,\n    [ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT]: ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM,\n    [ErrorTypes.NETWORK]: ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM,\n    [ErrorTypes.DATABASE]: ErrorSeverity.HIGH,\n    [ErrorTypes.SYSTEM]: ErrorSeverity.HIGH,\n    [ErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION]: ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL\n};\n\n/**\n * Extracts or generates request ID for error correlation\n * \n * Design rationale: Request tracking enables correlation of errors across\n * distributed systems and helps with debugging user-specific issues.\n * \n * @param {Object} req - Express request object (optional)\n * @returns {string} Request ID for correlation\n */\nfunction getRequestId(req) { //extract or generate request identifier for tracking\n    if (req && req.headers) { //extract from headers when available\n        return req.headers['x-request-id'] || \n               req.headers['x-correlation-id'] || \n               req.headers['request-id'] ||\n               randomUUID(); //generate when header missing\n    }\n    return randomUUID(); //generate when no request object\n}\n\n/**\n * Creates a standardized error object with consistent format\n * \n * Design rationale: Standardized error format ensures consistent API responses\n * and enables proper error handling on the client side. Includes all\n * necessary information for debugging and user feedback.\n * \n * @param {string} code - Error code for programmatic handling\n * @param {string} message - Human-readable error message\n * @param {string} type - Error type from ErrorTypes enum\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n * @returns {Object} Standardized error object\n */\nfunction createStandardError(code, message, type, context = {}) { //build standard error object with consistent format\n    return {\n        code, //error code for programmatic handling\n        message, //human readable error description\n        type, //classification from ErrorTypes enum\n        timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), //ISO timestamp for chronological analysis\n        requestId: context.requestId || getRequestId(context.req), //correlation identifier\n        context: { //additional debugging information\n            ...context,\n            req: undefined, //remove req object to prevent circular references in JSON\n            res: undefined  //remove res object to prevent circular references in JSON\n        }\n    };\n}\n\n/**\n * Sends standardized JSON error response\n * \n * Design rationale: Centralized response logic ensures consistent API\n * behavior and reduces code duplication across controllers.\n * \n * @param {Object} res - Express response object\n * @param {number} statusCode - HTTP status code\n * @param {Object} errorObject - Standardized error object\n */\nfunction sendErrorResponse(res, statusCode, errorObject) { //send consistent JSON error response\n    if (res && !res.headersSent) { //prevent double response errors\n        res.status(statusCode).json({ error: errorObject }); //structured error response format\n    }\n}\n\n/**\n * Creates a typed error with classification and context\n * \n * Design rationale: Factory function for creating errors with proper\n * classification, enabling consistent handling across the application.\n * \n * @param {string} message - Error message\n * @param {string} type - Error type from ErrorTypes\n * @param {string} code - Error code for identification\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context\n * @returns {Error} Enhanced error object with type information\n */\nfunction createTypedError(message, type, code = 'GENERIC_ERROR', context = {}) { //create error with type classification\n    const error = new Error(message); //base error object\n    error.type = type; //attach error type for handling logic\n    error.code = code; //attach error code for programmatic identification\n    error.context = context; //attach context for debugging\n    error.statusCode = ERROR_STATUS_MAP[type] || 500; //determine HTTP status from type\n    error.severity = ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[type] || ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM; //determine severity from type\n    return error; //return enhanced error object\n}\n\n/**\n * Factory for creating specific error types with predefined configurations\n * \n * Design rationale: Provides convenient error creation functions for common\n * error scenarios, ensuring consistent error codes and messages across the\n * application while reducing boilerplate code.\n */\nconst ErrorFactory = {\n    /**\n     * Creates validation error for user input issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Validation error message\n     * @param {string} field - Optional field name that failed validation\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized validation error object\n     */\n    validation(message, field = null, context = {}) { //create validation error with field context\n        return createStandardError(\n            'VALIDATION_ERROR', //consistent validation error code\n            message, //user-provided validation message\n            ErrorTypes.VALIDATION, //validation error type\n            { ...context, field } //include field context for debugging\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates authentication error for login/auth issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Auth error message\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized authentication error object\n     */\n    authentication(message = 'Authentication required', context = {}) { //create auth error with default message\n        return createStandardError(\n            'AUTHENTICATION_ERROR', //consistent auth error code\n            message, //auth failure message\n            ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION, //authentication error type\n            context //debugging context\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates authorization error for permission issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Authorization error message\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized authorization error object\n     */\n    authorization(message = 'Insufficient permissions', context = {}) { //create authz error with default message\n        return createStandardError(\n            'AUTHORIZATION_ERROR', //consistent authz error code\n            message, //permission failure message\n            ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION, //authorization error type\n            context //debugging context\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates not found error for missing resources\n     * \n     * @param {string} resource - Name of the missing resource\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized not found error object\n     */\n    notFound(resource, context = {}) { //create not found error with resource context\n        return createStandardError(\n            'NOT_FOUND', //consistent not found error code\n            `${resource} not found`, //resource-specific not found message\n            ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND, //not found error type\n            context //debugging context\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates rate limit error for quota violations\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Rate limit error message\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized rate limit error object\n     */\n    rateLimit(message = 'Rate limit exceeded', context = {}) { //create rate limit error with default message\n        return createStandardError(\n            'RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED', //consistent rate limit error code\n            message, //rate limit violation message\n            ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT, //rate limit error type\n            context //debugging context\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates network error for external service issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Network error message\n     * @param {string} service - Optional name of the external service\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized network error object\n     */\n    network(message, service = null, context = {}) { //create network error with service context\n        return createStandardError(\n            'NETWORK_ERROR', //consistent network error code\n            message, //network failure message\n            ErrorTypes.NETWORK, //network error type\n            { ...context, service } //include service context for debugging\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates database error for data persistence issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - Database error message\n     * @param {string} operation - Optional database operation that failed\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized database error object\n     */\n    database(message, operation = null, context = {}) { //create database error with operation context\n        return createStandardError(\n            'DATABASE_ERROR', //consistent database error code\n            message, //database failure message\n            ErrorTypes.DATABASE, //database error type\n            { ...context, operation } //include operation context for debugging\n        );\n    },\n\n    /**\n     * Creates system error for internal issues\n     * \n     * @param {string} message - System error message\n     * @param {string} component - Optional system component that failed\n     * @param {Object} context - Additional context for debugging\n     * @returns {Object} Standardized system error object\n     */\n    system(message, component = null, context = {}) { //create system error with component context\n        return createStandardError(\n            'SYSTEM_ERROR', //consistent system error code\n            message, //system failure message\n            ErrorTypes.SYSTEM, //system error type\n            { ...context, component } //include component context for debugging\n        );\n    }\n};\n\n/**\n * Express middleware for global error handling with improved error safety\n * \n * Design rationale: Catches any unhandled errors in the Express middleware chain\n * and ensures they are properly logged and responded to with consistent format.\n * This provides a safety net for the entire application while avoiding circular dependencies.\n * Includes meta-error handling to prevent complete system failure.\n * \n * @param {Error} error - Error object from Express middleware chain\n * @param {Object} req - Express request object\n * @param {Object} res - Express response object\n * @param {Function} next - Express next function\n */\nfunction errorMiddleware(error, req, res, next) { //global Express error middleware with enhanced safety\n    try {\n        const context = { //build request context for debugging\n            req, //include request object for qerrors analysis\n            url: req.url, //capture request URL\n            method: req.method, //capture HTTP method\n            ip: req.ip, //capture client IP for tracking\n            userAgent: req.headers['user-agent'] //capture user agent for debugging\n        };\n\n        const errorType = error.type || ErrorTypes.SYSTEM; //default to system error when type missing\n        const severity = ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorType]; //determine severity from error type\n        const statusCode = ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorType]; //determine HTTP status from error type\n\n        // Create standardized error response object\n        const errorResponse = createStandardError(\n            error.code || 'INTERNAL_ERROR', //error code for programmatic handling\n            error.message || 'An internal error occurred', //error message for display\n            errorType, //error classification\n            context //debugging context\n        );\n\n        // Only send response if headers haven't been sent already\n        // This prevents \"Cannot set headers after they are sent\" errors\n        if (!res.headersSent) {\n            sendErrorResponse(res, statusCode, errorResponse);\n        }\n\n    } catch (metaError) {\n        // Handle meta-errors (errors in error handling itself)\n        // This provides a fallback to prevent complete system failure\n        console.error('Meta-error in errorMiddleware:', metaError.message); //log meta-error for debugging\n        \n        if (!res.headersSent) {\n            // Send minimal error response as last resort\n            try {\n                res.status(500).json({ \n                    error: { \n                        code: 'SYSTEM_ERROR',\n                        message: 'An internal error occurred',\n                        timestamp: new Date().toISOString()\n                    }\n                });\n            } catch (finalError) {\n                // Ultimate fallback - just end the response\n                console.error('Final error in errorMiddleware:', finalError.message);\n                if (!res.headersSent) {\n                    res.status(500).end();\n                }\n            }\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n/**\n * Simplified error handler for basic error responses\n * \n * Design rationale: Provides a lightweight alternative to the full handleControllerError\n * for cases where simple error responses are needed without the full classification system.\n * This matches the pattern shown in legacy code while maintaining qerrors integration.\n * \n * @param {Object} res - Express response object\n * @param {Error} error - The error object that occurred\n * @param {string} message - Human-readable error message for the client\n * @param {Object} req - Optional Express request object for additional context\n */\nfunction handleSimpleError(res, error, message, req) { //simplified error response handler\n    try {\n        // Log error through qerrors with appropriate context\n        const qerrors = require('./qerrors'); //load qerrors for logging\n        if (req) {\n            qerrors(error, message, req); //log error with full request context for better debugging\n        } else {\n            qerrors(error, message); //log error without request context for background operations\n        }\n        \n        // Only send response if headers haven't been sent already\n        // This prevents \"Cannot set headers after they are sent\" errors\n        if (!res.headersSent) {\n            const errorResponse = createStandardError(\n                'INTERNAL_ERROR', //error code for programmatic handling\n                message, //user-provided error message\n                ErrorTypes.SYSTEM, //default to system error type\n                {} //empty context for simple errors\n            );\n            sendErrorResponse(res, 500, errorResponse);\n        }\n    } catch (metaError) {\n        // Handle meta-errors (errors in error handling itself)\n        // This provides a fallback to prevent complete system failure\n        console.error('Meta-error in handleSimpleError:', metaError.message); //log meta-error for debugging\n        if (!res.headersSent) {\n            try {\n                res.status(500).json({ error: message }); //minimal fallback response\n            } catch (finalError) {\n                console.error('Final error in handleSimpleError:', finalError.message);\n                res.status(500).end(); //ultimate fallback\n            }\n        }\n    }\n}\n\nmodule.exports = { //(export error handling utilities for use across qerrors module)\n    ErrorTypes, //(error classification constants)\n    ErrorSeverity, //(severity level constants)\n    ERROR_STATUS_MAP, //(type to HTTP status mapping)\n    ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP, //(type to severity mapping)\n    getRequestId, //(request ID extraction utility)\n    createStandardError, //(standardized error object factory)\n    sendErrorResponse, //(consistent response utility)\n    createTypedError, //(typed error factory function)\n    ErrorFactory, //(convenient error creation utilities)\n    errorMiddleware, //(Express global error handling middleware)\n    handleSimpleError //(simplified error response handler)\n};","size_bytes":19414},"lib/logger.js":{"content":"/**\n * Enhanced Winston logger configuration for qerrors module\n * \n * This module provides a comprehensive logging infrastructure that supports structured\n * logging, multiple log levels, performance monitoring, security-aware sanitization,\n * and production-ready log management. It extends Winston with enhanced features\n * designed for error handling applications that require detailed audit trails.\n * \n * Enhanced features:\n * - Security-aware message sanitization to prevent logging sensitive data\n * - Request correlation IDs for tracking user journeys across services\n * - Performance monitoring with memory usage tracking\n * - Structured JSON logging with consistent metadata\n * - Environment-specific configuration for development vs production\n * - Multi-transport approach ensures logs are captured in multiple formats/locations\n * - Custom printf format balances readability with structured data\n * - Stack trace inclusion aids debugging complex error scenarios\n */\n\nconst { createLogger, format, transports } = require('winston'); //import winston logging primitives\nconst path = require('path'); //path for building log file paths\nconst fs = require('fs'); //filesystem for logDir creation\nconst config = require('./config'); //load configuration for env defaults\nconst { sanitizeMessage, sanitizeContext } = require('./sanitization'); //import sanitization utilities\n// DailyRotateFile loaded dynamically in buildLogger to ensure stub system works in tests\n\n/**\n * Log Levels Configuration with Enhanced Metadata\n * \n * Purpose: Defines hierarchical log levels for filtering and routing messages\n * Each level has a numeric priority for comparison and filtering operations.\n * Higher numbers indicate higher priority/severity levels.\n * \n * Level usage guidelines:\n * - DEBUG: Detailed debugging information for development\n * - INFO: General operational messages about system behavior\n * - WARN: Warning conditions that should be noted but don't stop operation\n * - ERROR: Error conditions that require attention\n * - FATAL: Critical errors that may cause system shutdown\n * - AUDIT: Security and compliance-related events requiring permanent retention\n */\nconst LOG_LEVELS = {\n  DEBUG: { priority: 10, color: '\\x1b[36m', name: 'DEBUG' }, // Cyan\n  INFO:  { priority: 20, color: '\\x1b[32m', name: 'INFO' },  // Green\n  WARN:  { priority: 30, color: '\\x1b[33m', name: 'WARN' },  // Yellow\n  ERROR: { priority: 40, color: '\\x1b[31m', name: 'ERROR' }, // Red\n  FATAL: { priority: 50, color: '\\x1b[35m', name: 'FATAL' }, // Magenta\n  AUDIT: { priority: 60, color: '\\x1b[34m', name: 'AUDIT' }  // Blue\n};\n\nconst rotationOpts = { maxsize: Number(process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAXSIZE) || 1024 * 1024, maxFiles: Number(process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAXFILES) || 5, tailable: true }; //(use env config when rotating logs)\n// maxDays is calculated dynamically in buildLogger to respect environment changes\nconst logDir = process.env.QERRORS_LOG_DIR || 'logs'; //directory to store log files\nlet disableFileLogs = !!process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //track file log state //(respect env flag)\n\n\n\n/**\n * Enhanced Log Entry Creation with Performance Monitoring\n * \n * Purpose: Creates consistent, enriched log entries with comprehensive metadata\n * Includes request correlation, performance metrics, and environment context.\n */\nfunction createEnhancedLogEntry(level, message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //create structured log entry with enhanced metadata\n    const levelConfig = LOG_LEVELS[level.toUpperCase()] || LOG_LEVELS.INFO;\n    \n    const entry = {\n        timestamp: new Date().toISOString(),\n        level: levelConfig.name,\n        message: sanitizeMessage(message, levelConfig.name),\n        service: config.getEnv('QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME'), //use existing qerrors service name configuration\n        version: process.env.npm_package_version || '1.0.0', //application version for debugging\n        environment: process.env.NODE_ENV || 'development',\n        pid: process.pid, //process ID for multi-instance debugging\n        hostname: require('os').hostname() //hostname for distributed system tracking\n    };\n\n    // Add request correlation ID if available\n    if (requestId) {\n        entry.requestId = requestId;\n    }\n\n    // Add sanitized context data if provided\n    if (context && Object.keys(context).length > 0) {\n        entry.context = sanitizeContext(context, levelConfig.name);\n    }\n\n    // Add memory usage for performance monitoring on higher severity levels\n    if (levelConfig.priority >= LOG_LEVELS.WARN.priority) {\n        const memUsage = process.memoryUsage();\n        entry.memory = {\n            heapUsed: Math.round(memUsage.heapUsed / 1024 / 1024), //heap memory in MB\n            heapTotal: Math.round(memUsage.heapTotal / 1024 / 1024), //total heap in MB\n            external: Math.round(memUsage.external / 1024 / 1024), //external memory in MB\n            rss: Math.round(memUsage.rss / 1024 / 1024) //resident set size in MB\n        };\n    }\n\n    return entry;\n}\n\nconst fileFormat = format.combine( //formatter for JSON file logs with timestamp and stack\n        format.timestamp({ format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss' }), //timestamp for chronological sorting\n        format.errors({ stack: true }), //include stack traces in log object\n        format.splat(), //enable printf style interpolation\n        format.json() //output structured JSON for log processors\n); //makes structured logs easy to parse\n\nconst consoleFormat = format.combine( //formatter for readable console output\n        format.timestamp({ format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss' }), //timestamp for readability\n        format.errors({ stack: true }), //include stack\n        format.splat(), //support sprintf like syntax\n        format.printf(({ timestamp, level, message, stack }) => `${timestamp} ${level}: ${message}${stack ? '\\n' + stack : ''}`) //custom printable string\n); //keeps console output compact and readable\n/**\n * Asynchronously initializes the logging directory structure\n * \n * This function handles the complexity of directory creation in both development\n * and production environments. It uses async operations to avoid blocking the\n * main thread during filesystem operations.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Async/await prevents blocking during directory creation\n * - Recursive creation handles nested directory paths\n * - Error handling allows graceful degradation when filesystem access fails\n * - Separate function enables testing and reusability\n */\nasync function initLogDir() { //prepare log directory asynchronously ensuring proper filesystem structure\n        try { await fs.promises.mkdir(logDir, { recursive: true }); } //(create directory asynchronously with recursive option for nested paths)\n        catch (err) { console.error(`Failed to create log directory ${logDir}: ${err.message}`); disableFileLogs = true; } //(record failure and disable file logging to prevent repeated errors)\n}\n\n\n\n/**\n * Winston logger instance with multi-format, multi-transport configuration\n *\n * Transport strategy:\n * 1. Error-only file for focused error analysis and alerting\n * 2. Combined file for comprehensive audit trail and debugging\n * 3. Console for immediate development feedback and debugging\n *\n * Format strategy uses dedicated configurations:\n * - File transports log JSON for ingestion by aggregation tools\n * - Console transport uses printf for readable development output\n * - Each includes timestamp, stack traces and splat interpolation\n */\nasync function buildLogger() { //(create logger after directory preparation complete)\n        await initLogDir(); //(ensure directory exists before configuring file transports)\n        const maxDays = Number(process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS) || 0; //days to retain logs //(calculate dynamically to respect env changes)\n        disableFileLogs = disableFileLogs || !!process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //(preserve directory failure flag while applying env override)\n        const DailyRotateFile = require('winston-daily-rotate-file'); //(load dynamically to ensure test stubs work)\n       const log = createLogger({ //(build configured winston logger instance with multi-transport setup)\n        level: config.getEnv('QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL'), //(log level from env variable defaulting to 'info' for errors, warnings, and info messages)\n        defaultMeta: { service: config.getEnv('QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME') }, //(default metadata added to all log entries, service identification helps in multi-service environments)\n        transports: (() => { //(multi-transport configuration for comprehensive log coverage)\n               const arr = []; //(start with empty transport array)\n               if (!disableFileLogs) { //(add file transports when directory creation successful)\n                        if (maxDays > 0) { //(use daily rotation when retention period configured)\n                                arr.push(new DailyRotateFile({ filename: path.join(logDir, 'error-%DATE%.log'), level: 'error', datePattern: 'YYYY-MM-DD', maxFiles: `${maxDays}d`, maxSize: rotationOpts.maxsize, format: fileFormat })); //(error-only file with daily rotation for focused error analysis)\n                                arr.push(new DailyRotateFile({ filename: path.join(logDir, 'combined-%DATE%.log'), datePattern: 'YYYY-MM-DD', maxFiles: `${maxDays}d`, maxSize: rotationOpts.maxsize, format: fileFormat })); //(combined log file with daily rotation for comprehensive audit trail)\n                        } else {\n                                const fileCap = rotationOpts.maxFiles > 0 ? rotationOpts.maxFiles : 30; //(fallback file count cap when time rotation disabled)\n                                arr.push(new transports.File({ filename: path.join(logDir, 'error.log'), level: 'error', ...rotationOpts, maxFiles: fileCap, format: fileFormat })); //(size-based rotation for error files with count limit)\n                                arr.push(new transports.File({ filename: path.join(logDir, 'combined.log'), ...rotationOpts, maxFiles: fileCap, format: fileFormat })); //(size-based rotation for combined files with count limit)\n                        }\n               }\n               if (process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true') { arr.push(new transports.Console({ format: consoleFormat })); } //(console transport only when verbose mode enabled)\n               if (arr.length === 0) { arr.push(new transports.Console({ format: consoleFormat })); } //fallback console transport ensures logger always has output\n               return arr; //(return configured transport array)\n        })()\n       });\n       if (process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true') { log.warn('QERRORS_VERBOSE=true can impact performance at scale'); } //warn when verbose may slow logging\n       if (maxDays === 0 && !disableFileLogs) { log.warn('QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS is 0; log files may grow without bound'); } //(warn about unlimited log retention)\n       return log; //(return fully configured logger instance)\n}\n\nconst logger = buildLogger(); //(create promise-based logger instance when module imported)\n\nasync function logStart(name, data) { const log = await logger; log.info(`${name} start ${JSON.stringify(data)}`); } //(log function start with data, uses promise to ensure logger ready)\nasync function logReturn(name, data) { const log = await logger; log.info(`${name} return ${JSON.stringify(data)}`); } //(log function return with result data, uses promise to invoke logger safely)\n\n/**\n * Enhanced Logging Functions with Security and Performance Monitoring\n * \n * These functions provide enhanced logging capabilities with built-in sanitization,\n * request correlation, and performance monitoring while maintaining backward\n * compatibility with the existing Winston logger.\n */\n\n/**\n * Enhanced debug logging with sanitization and context\n * \n * @param {string} message - Log message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logDebug(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced debug logging with sanitization\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('DEBUG', message, context, requestId);\n    log.debug(entry);\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced info logging with sanitization and context\n * \n * @param {string} message - Log message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logInfo(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced info logging with sanitization\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('INFO', message, context, requestId);\n    log.info(entry);\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced warning logging with sanitization and performance monitoring\n * \n * @param {string} message - Log message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logWarn(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced warn logging with performance monitoring\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('WARN', message, context, requestId);\n    log.warn(entry);\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced error logging with sanitization and performance monitoring\n * \n * @param {string} message - Log message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logError(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced error logging with performance monitoring\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('ERROR', message, context, requestId);\n    log.error(entry);\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced fatal logging with sanitization and performance monitoring\n * \n * @param {string} message - Log message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logFatal(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced fatal logging with performance monitoring\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('FATAL', message, context, requestId);\n    log.error(entry); //winston doesn't have fatal level, use error with enhanced metadata\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced audit logging for compliance and security events\n * \n * @param {string} message - Audit message\n * @param {Object} context - Additional context data\n * @param {string} requestId - Optional request correlation ID\n */\nasync function logAudit(message, context = {}, requestId = null) { //enhanced audit logging for compliance\n    const log = await logger;\n    const entry = createEnhancedLogEntry('AUDIT', message, context, requestId);\n    log.info(entry); //use info level for audit logs with enhanced metadata\n}\n\n/**\n * Performance Timer Utility\n * \n * Purpose: Provides easy performance monitoring for operations\n * Returns a function that can be called to log the elapsed time.\n */\nfunction createPerformanceTimer(operation, requestId = null) { //create performance timer for operation monitoring\n    const startTime = process.hrtime.bigint();\n    const startMemory = process.memoryUsage();\n    \n    return async function logPerformance(success = true, additionalContext = {}) {\n        const endTime = process.hrtime.bigint();\n        const endMemory = process.memoryUsage();\n        const duration = Number(endTime - startTime) / 1000000; //convert to milliseconds\n        \n        const context = {\n            operation,\n            duration_ms: Math.round(duration * 100) / 100, //round to 2 decimal places\n            memory_delta: {\n                heapUsed: Math.round((endMemory.heapUsed - startMemory.heapUsed) / 1024), //KB change\n                external: Math.round((endMemory.external - startMemory.external) / 1024) //KB change\n            },\n            success,\n            ...additionalContext\n        };\n        \n        const message = `${operation} completed in ${context.duration_ms}ms (${success ? 'success' : 'failure'})`;\n        \n        if (success) {\n            await logInfo(message, context, requestId);\n        } else {\n            await logWarn(message, context, requestId);\n        }\n        \n        return context; //return performance data for further processing\n    };\n}\n\nmodule.exports = logger; //(export promise that resolves to winston logger instance for async initialization)\nmodule.exports.logStart = logStart; //(export start logging helper for function entry tracking)\nmodule.exports.logReturn = logReturn; //(export return logging helper for function exit tracking)\n\n// Enhanced logging functions with security and performance monitoring\nmodule.exports.logDebug = logDebug; //(export enhanced debug logging)\nmodule.exports.logInfo = logInfo; //(export enhanced info logging)\nmodule.exports.logWarn = logWarn; //(export enhanced warn logging)\nmodule.exports.logError = logError; //(export enhanced error logging)\nmodule.exports.logFatal = logFatal; //(export enhanced fatal logging)\nmodule.exports.logAudit = logAudit; //(export enhanced audit logging)\n\n// Utility functions for enhanced logging capabilities\nmodule.exports.createPerformanceTimer = createPerformanceTimer; //(export performance timer utility)\nmodule.exports.sanitizeMessage = sanitizeMessage; //(export message sanitization utility)\nmodule.exports.sanitizeContext = sanitizeContext; //(export context sanitization utility)\nmodule.exports.createEnhancedLogEntry = createEnhancedLogEntry; //(export enhanced log entry creator)\nmodule.exports.LOG_LEVELS = LOG_LEVELS; //(export log level constants)\n\n/**\n * Simple Winston Logger - Basic Configuration Pattern\n * \n * Purpose: Provides a straightforward Winston logger configuration similar to the\n * requested pattern, offering developers a familiar simple logging interface\n * alongside the enhanced qerrors logging capabilities.\n */\nconst createSimpleWinstonLogger = () => { //factory for basic Winston logger\n    return createLogger({\n        level: 'info',\n        format: format.json(),\n        transports: [\n            new transports.Console({\n                format: format.simple()\n            })\n        ]\n    });\n};\n\n// Simple Winston logger instance for basic logging needs\nconst simpleLogger = createSimpleWinstonLogger();\n\nmodule.exports.simpleLogger = simpleLogger; //(export basic Winston logger instance)\nmodule.exports.createSimpleWinstonLogger = createSimpleWinstonLogger; //(export simple logger factory)\n","size_bytes":18435},"lib/qerrors.js":{"content":"/**\n * Core qerrors module - provides intelligent error analysis using OpenAI's API\n * \n * This module implements a sophisticated error handling system that not only logs errors\n * but also provides AI-powered analysis and suggestions for resolution. The design balances\n * practical error handling needs with advanced AI capabilities.\n * \n * Key design decisions:\n * - Uses OpenAI GPT models for error analysis to provide contextual debugging help\n * - Implements graceful degradation when AI services are unavailable\n * - Generates unique error identifiers for tracking and correlation\n * - Supports both Express middleware usage and standalone error handling\n */\n\n\n'use strict'; //(enable strict mode for improved error detection)\nconst config = require('./config'); //load default environment variables and helpers\nconst errorTypes = require('./errorTypes'); //error classification and handling utilities\n\nconst logger = require('./logger'); //centralized winston logger configuration promise\nconst axios = require('axios'); //HTTP client used for OpenAI API calls (legacy support)\nconst http = require('http'); //node http for agent keep alive\nconst https = require('https'); //node https for agent keep alive\nconst { getAIModelManager } = require('./aiModelManager'); //LangChain-based AI model manager\nconst crypto = require('crypto'); //node crypto for hashing cache keys\nconst { randomUUID } = require('crypto'); //import UUID generator for unique names\nconst Denque = require('denque'); //double ended queue for O(1) dequeue\nconst escapeHtml = require('escape-html'); //secure HTML escaping library\nconst util = require('util'); //node util to stringify circular context safely\n/**\n * Creates a custom concurrency limiter for controlling OpenAI API calls\n * \n * This implementation replaces the p-limit npm package to reduce dependencies\n * while providing exactly the functionality needed for qerrors. The design\n * prioritizes simplicity and reliability over feature completeness.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Custom implementation reduces npm dependency footprint\n * - Simple queue structure using Denque provides O(1) operations\n * - Direct control over queuing logic enables specific behavior needed for error analysis\n * - Exposed metrics allow monitoring of queue health in production\n * \n * @param {number} max - Maximum number of concurrent operations\n * @returns {Function} Limiter function that accepts async operations\n */\nfunction createLimiter(max) { //(local concurrency limiter to avoid p-limit dependency while providing identical functionality)\n        let active = 0; //count currently running tasks\n        const queue = new Denque(); //queued functions waiting for a slot with O(1) shift\n        const next = () => { //execute next when possible\n                if (active >= max || queue.length === 0) return; //respect limit\n                const { fn, resolve, reject } = queue.shift(); //get next job\n                active++; //increase active before run\n                Promise.resolve().then(fn).then(val => { //run job then resolve\n                        active--; //decrement active after success\n                        resolve(val); //pass value\n                        next(); //run following job\n                }).catch(err => { //handle rejection\n                        active--; //decrement active on failure\n                        reject(err); //propagate error\n                        next(); //continue queue\n                });\n        };\n        const limiter = fn => new Promise((resolve, reject) => { //limiter wrapper\n                queue.push({ fn, resolve, reject }); //add to queue\n                next(); //attempt run\n        });\n        Object.defineProperties(limiter, { //expose counters like p-limit\n                activeCount: { get: () => active },\n                pendingCount: { get: () => queue.length }\n        });\n        return limiter; //return throttle function\n}\nconst { LRUCache } = require('lru-cache'); //LRU cache class used for caching advice\n\n\n/**\n * Conditional logging utility for debugging and development feedback\n * \n * This function provides optional verbose output that can be enabled via environment\n * variable. It's designed to help developers understand qerrors behavior without\n * impacting production performance when disabled.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Environment-controlled logging prevents performance impact in production\n * - Direct console.log usage avoids logger dependency cycles\n * - Simple boolean check minimizes overhead when disabled\n * - Centralized control allows easy debugging toggle across entire module\n */\nfunction verboseLog(msg) { //conditional console output helper for debugging without logger dependency\n        if (config.getEnv('QERRORS_VERBOSE') === 'true') console.log(msg); //only log when enabled to avoid production noise\n}\n\nfunction stringifyContext(ctx) { //safely stringify context without errors\n        try { const out = typeof ctx === 'string' ? ctx : JSON.stringify(ctx); return out; } catch { const out = util.inspect(ctx, { depth: 5 }); return out; } //fallback to util.inspect on circular data\n}\n\nconst rawConc = config.getInt('QERRORS_CONCURRENCY'); //(raw concurrency from env)\nconst rawQueue = config.getInt('QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT'); //(raw queue limit from env)\n\nconst SAFE_THRESHOLD = config.getInt('QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD'); //limit considered safe for concurrency and queue without enforced minimum //(configurable)\nconst CONCURRENCY_LIMIT = Math.min(rawConc, SAFE_THRESHOLD); //(clamp concurrency to safe threshold)\nconst QUEUE_LIMIT = Math.min(rawQueue, SAFE_THRESHOLD); //(clamp queue limit to safe threshold)\nif (rawConc > SAFE_THRESHOLD || rawQueue > SAFE_THRESHOLD) { logger.then(l => l.warn(`High qerrors limits clamped conc ${rawConc} queue ${rawQueue}`)); } //(warn when original limits exceed threshold)\n\nconst rawSockets = config.getInt('QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS'); //raw sockets from env\nconst MAX_SOCKETS = Math.min(rawSockets, SAFE_THRESHOLD); //clamp sockets to safe threshold\nif (rawSockets > SAFE_THRESHOLD) { logger.then(l => l.warn(`max sockets clamped ${rawSockets}`)); } //warn on clamp when limit exceeded\n\nconst rawFreeSockets = config.getInt('QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS'); //raw free socket count from env //(new env)\nconst MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = Math.min(rawFreeSockets, SAFE_THRESHOLD); //clamp free sockets to safe threshold //(new const)\nif (rawFreeSockets > SAFE_THRESHOLD) { logger.then(l => l.warn(`max free sockets clamped ${rawFreeSockets}`)); } //warn when clamped //(new warn)\n\n\nconst parsedLimit = config.getInt('QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT', 0); //parse limit with zero allowed\nconst ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT = parsedLimit === 0 ? 0 : Math.min(parsedLimit, SAFE_THRESHOLD); //clamp to safe threshold when >0\nif (parsedLimit > SAFE_THRESHOLD) { logger.then(l => l.warn(`cache limit clamped ${parsedLimit}`)); } //warn after logger ready\nconst CACHE_TTL_SECONDS = config.getInt('QERRORS_CACHE_TTL', 0); //expire advice after ttl seconds when nonzero //(new ttl env)\n\nconst adviceCache = new LRUCache({ max: ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT || 0, ttl: CACHE_TTL_SECONDS * 1000 }); //create cache with ttl and max settings\n\nlet warnedMissingToken = false; //track if missing token message already logged\n\nconst axiosInstance = axios.create({ //axios instance with keep alive agents\n        httpAgent: new http.Agent({ keepAlive: true, maxSockets: MAX_SOCKETS, maxFreeSockets: MAX_FREE_SOCKETS }), //reuse http connections with max free limit //(updated agent)\n        httpsAgent: new https.Agent({ keepAlive: true, maxSockets: MAX_SOCKETS, maxFreeSockets: MAX_FREE_SOCKETS }), //reuse https connections with max free limit //(updated agent)\n        timeout: config.getInt('QERRORS_TIMEOUT') //abort request after timeout\n});\n\n\n\nconst limit = createLimiter(CONCURRENCY_LIMIT); //create limiter with stored concurrency without external module\n\nlet queueRejectCount = 0; //track how many analyses the queue rejects\nlet cleanupHandle = null; //hold interval id for periodic cache purge\nlet metricHandle = null; //store interval id for queue metric logging\nconst METRIC_INTERVAL_MS = config.getInt('QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS', 0); //interval for metrics, zero disables\n\nfunction startAdviceCleanup() { //(kick off periodic advice cleanup)\n        if (CACHE_TTL_SECONDS === 0 || ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT === 0 || cleanupHandle) { return; } //(skip when ttl or cache disabled or already scheduled)\n        cleanupHandle = setInterval(purgeExpiredAdvice, CACHE_TTL_SECONDS * 1000); //(run purge at ttl interval)\n        cleanupHandle.unref(); //(allow process exit without clearing interval)\n}\n\nfunction stopAdviceCleanup() { //(stop periodic purge when needed)\n        if (!cleanupHandle) { return; } //(do nothing when no interval)\n        clearInterval(cleanupHandle); //(cancel interval)\n        cleanupHandle = null; //(reset handle state)\n}\n\nfunction logQueueMetrics() { //(write queue metrics to logger)\n        logger.then(l => l.info(`metrics queueLength=${getQueueLength()} queueRejects=${getQueueRejectCount()}`));\n        //(info level ensures operators can monitor queue health without triggering qerrors recursion on logging errors)\n}\n\nfunction startQueueMetrics() { //(begin periodic queue metric logging)\n        if (metricHandle || METRIC_INTERVAL_MS === 0) { return; } //(avoid multiple intervals or disabled)\n        metricHandle = setInterval(logQueueMetrics, METRIC_INTERVAL_MS); //(schedule logging every interval)\n        metricHandle.unref(); //(allow process exit without manual cleanup)\n}\n\nfunction stopQueueMetrics() { //(halt metric emission)\n        if (!metricHandle) { return; } //(no-op when not running)\n        clearInterval(metricHandle); //(cancel metrics interval)\n        metricHandle = null; //(reset handle state)\n}\n\n\n\nasync function scheduleAnalysis(err, ctx) { //limit analyzeError concurrency\n        startAdviceCleanup(); //(ensure cleanup interval scheduled once)\n        const idle = limit.activeCount === 0 && limit.pendingCount === 0; //track if queue idle before scheduling\n        const total = limit.pendingCount + limit.activeCount; //sum queued and active analyses\n        if (total >= QUEUE_LIMIT) { queueRejectCount++; (await logger).warn(`analysis queue full pending ${limit.pendingCount} active ${limit.activeCount}`); return Promise.reject(new Error('queue full')); } //(reject when queue limit reached)\n        const run = limit(() => analyzeError(err, ctx)); //queue via limiter and get promise\n        if (idle) startQueueMetrics(); //(start metrics when queue transitions from idle)\n        await run.finally(() => { if (limit.activeCount === 0 && limit.pendingCount === 0) stopQueueMetrics(); }); //(await finally to ensure proper cleanup timing)\n        return run; //return scheduled promise\n}\n\nfunction getQueueRejectCount() { return queueRejectCount; } //expose reject count\n\n\nfunction clearAdviceCache() { adviceCache.clear(); if (adviceCache.size === 0) { stopAdviceCleanup(); } } //empty cache and stop interval when empty\n\nfunction purgeExpiredAdvice() { //trigger lru-cache cleanup cycle\n        if (CACHE_TTL_SECONDS === 0 || ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT === 0) { return; } //skip when ttl or cache disabled\n        adviceCache.purgeStale(); if (adviceCache.size === 0) { stopAdviceCleanup(); } //remove expired entries and stop interval when empty\n} //lru-cache handles its own batch logic\n\nfunction getQueueLength() { return limit.pendingCount; } //expose queue length\n\n\n\n\nasync function postWithRetry(url, data, opts, capMs) { //post wrapper with retry logic and cap\n        const retries = config.getInt('QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS'); //default retry count\n        const base = config.getInt('QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS'); //base delay ms\n        const cap = capMs !== undefined ? capMs : config.getInt('QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS', 0); //choose cap\n        for (let i = 0; i <= retries; i++) { //attempt request with retries\n                try { return await axiosInstance.post(url, data, opts); } //(try post once)\n                catch (err) { //handle failure and compute wait\n                        if (i >= retries) throw err; //throw when out of retries\n                        const jitter = Math.random() * base; //random jitter added to delay\n                        let wait = base * 2 ** i + jitter; //compute exponential delay with jitter\n                        if (err.response && (err.response.status === 429 || err.response.status === 503)) { //detect rate limit\n                                const retryAfter = err.response.headers?.['retry-after']; //header with wait seconds\n                                if (retryAfter) { //parse header when provided\n                                        const secs = Number(retryAfter); //numeric seconds when parsed\n                                        if (!Number.isNaN(secs)) { wait = secs * 1000; } //use parsed seconds\n                                        else {\n                                                const date = Date.parse(retryAfter); //parse HTTP date string\n                                                if (!Number.isNaN(date)) { wait = date - Date.now(); } //ms until retry date\n                                        }\n                                } else { wait *= 2; } //double delay when header missing\n                        }\n                        if (cap > 0 && wait > cap) { wait = cap; } //enforce cap when provided\n                        await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, wait)); //pause before next attempt\n                }\n        }\n}\n/**\n * Analyzes an error using OpenAI's API to provide intelligent debugging suggestions\n * \n * This function represents the core AI-powered feature of qerrors. It sends error details\n * to OpenAI's API and returns actionable advice for developers.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Early return for AxiosErrors prevents infinite loops when network issues occur\n * - Environment variable check ensures graceful degradation without API keys\n * - Prompt engineering optimizes for practical, console-readable advice\n * - Response validation handles various API response formats safely\n * - Temperature=1 provides creative but relevant suggestions\n * - Max tokens=2048 balances detail with cost considerations\n * \n * @param {Error} error - The error object containing name, message, and stack trace\n * @param {string} contextString - Contextual information already stringified by qerrors\n * @returns {Promise<Object|null>} - AI-generated advice object or null if analysis fails or is skipped for Axios errors //(update return description)\n */\nasync function analyzeError(error, contextString) {\n        if (typeof error.name === 'string' && error.name.includes('AxiosError')) { //(skip axios error objects early to prevent infinite loops when our API calls fail)\n                verboseLog(`Axios Error`); //(log axios detection for analysis skip)\n                return null; //(avoid API call when axios error encountered)\n        };\n\n        verboseLog(`qerrors error analysis is running for\n                        error name: \"${error.uniqueErrorName}\",\n                        error message: \"${error.message}\",\n                        with context: \"${contextString}\"`); //(log analysis attempt for debugging with pre-stringified context)\n\n        if (ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT !== 0 && !error.qerrorsKey) { //generate hash key when caching\n                error.qerrorsKey = crypto.createHash('sha256').update(`${error.message}${error.stack}`).digest('hex'); //create cache key from message and stack\n        }\n\n        if (ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT !== 0) { //lookup cached advice when enabled\n                const cached = adviceCache.get(error.qerrorsKey); //fetch entry from lru-cache\n                if (cached) { verboseLog(`cache hit for ${error.uniqueErrorName}`); return cached; } //return when present and valid\n        }\n\n        // Check for required API key based on current provider\n        const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n        const currentProvider = aiManager.getCurrentModelInfo().provider;\n        \n        let requiredApiKey, missingKeyMessage;\n        if (currentProvider === 'google') {\n                requiredApiKey = process.env.GOOGLE_API_KEY;\n                missingKeyMessage = 'Missing GOOGLE_API_KEY in environment variables.';\n        } else {\n                requiredApiKey = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY;\n                missingKeyMessage = 'Missing OPENAI_API_KEY in environment variables.';\n        }\n        \n        if (!requiredApiKey) { //(graceful degradation when API token unavailable)\n                if (!warnedMissingToken) { //(check if warning already logged to avoid console spam)\n                        console.error(missingKeyMessage); //(inform developer about missing token for current provider)\n                        warnedMissingToken = true; //(set flag so we do not warn again on subsequent calls)\n                }\n                return null; //(skip analysis when token absent)\n        }\n        \n        const truncatedStack = (error.stack || '').split('\\n').slice(0, 20).join('\\n'); //(limit stack trace to 20 lines for smaller API payloads and faster processing)\n        const errorPrompt = `Analyze this error and provide debugging advice. You must respond with a valid JSON object containing an \"advice\" field with a concise solution:\n\nError: ${error.name} - ${error.message}\nContext: ${contextString}\nStack: ${truncatedStack}`; //(JSON format prompt for structured response with explicit instruction)\n        \n        // Use LangChain for AI analysis (supports multiple models and providers)\n        try {\n                const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n                const advice = await aiManager.analyzeError(errorPrompt);\n                \n                if (advice) {\n                        verboseLog(`qerrors is returning advice for\n                                        the error name: \"${error.uniqueErrorName}\",\n                                        with the error message: \"${error.message}\",\n                                        with context: \"${contextString}\"`);\n                        \n                        verboseLog(`${error.uniqueErrorName} ${JSON.stringify(advice)}`);\n                        if (ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT !== 0) { adviceCache.set(error.qerrorsKey, advice); startAdviceCleanup(); }\n                        return advice;\n                } else {\n                        verboseLog(`No advice generated by AI model for ${error.uniqueErrorName}: ${error.message}`);\n                        return null;\n                }\n        } catch (aiError) {\n                verboseLog(`AI analysis failed for ${error.uniqueErrorName}: ${aiError.message}`);\n                return null; //(graceful failure allows application to continue without AI dependency)\n        }\n}\n\n/**\n * Main qerrors function - comprehensive error handling with AI analysis and smart response handling\n * \n * This is the primary entry point for error processing. It handles the complete error lifecycle:\n * logging, analysis, response generation, and middleware chain continuation.\n * \n * Design philosophy:\n * - Works as both Express middleware and standalone error handler\n * - Generates unique identifiers for error tracking and correlation\n * - Provides intelligent response format detection (HTML vs JSON)\n * - Maintains Express middleware contract while adding AI capabilities\n * - Implements defensive programming to prevent secondary errors\n * \n * @param {Error} error - The error object to process\n * @param {string|Object} context - Descriptive context about where/when error occurred; objects are JSON stringified\n * @param {Object} [req] - Express request object (optional, enables middleware features)\n * @param {Object} [res] - Express response object (optional, enables automatic responses)\n * @param {Function} [next] - Express next function (optional, enables middleware chaining)\n * @returns {Promise<void>}\n */\nasync function qerrors(error, context, req, res, next) {\n        // Input validation - prevent processing null/undefined errors\n        // Early return prevents downstream errors and provides clear feedback\n        if (!error) {\n                console.warn('qerrors called without an error object');\n                return;\n        }\n\n        // Context defaulting ensures we always have meaningful error context\n        // This helps with debugging and error correlation across logs\n        context = context || 'unknown context';\n        const contextString = stringifyContext(context); //normalize context using helper to avoid circular errors\n        \n        // Generate unique error identifier for tracking and correlation\n        // Format: \"ERROR: \" + errorType + timestamp + randomString\n        // This allows linking related log entries and tracking error resolution\n        const uniqueErrorName = `ERROR:${error.name}_${randomUUID()}`; //generate identifier via crypto uuid\n        \n        // Log error processing start with full context\n        // Multi-line format improves readability in log aggregation systems\n        verboseLog(`qerrors is running for error message: \"${error.message}\",\n                        with context: \"${contextString}\",\n                        assigning it the unique error name: \"${uniqueErrorName}\"`);\n        \n        // Generate ISO timestamp for consistent log timing across time zones\n        // This is critical for distributed systems and log correlation\n        const timestamp = new Date().toISOString(); //create standardized timestamp for logs\n        \n        // Destructure error properties with sensible defaults\n        // This pattern handles custom error objects that may lack standard properties\n        // Default values prevent undefined fields in logs and responses\n        const {\n                message = 'An error occurred', // Generic fallback message\n                statusCode = 500, // HTTP 500 for unspecified server errors\n                isOperational = true, // Assume operational error unless specified otherwise\n        } = error;\n        \n        // Create comprehensive error log object\n        // Structure designed for JSON logging systems and error tracking services\n        // Includes all essential debugging information in a standardized format\n        const errorLog = {\n                uniqueErrorName, // For correlation and tracking\n                timestamp, // For chronological analysis\n                message, // Human-readable error description\n                statusCode, // HTTP status for web context\n                isOperational, // Distinguishes expected vs unexpected errors\n                context: contextString, // Contextual information for debugging now stringified\n                stack: error.stack // Full stack trace for technical debugging\n        };\n        \n        // Augment original error object with unique identifier\n        // This allows downstream code to reference this specific error instance\n        error.uniqueErrorName = uniqueErrorName;\n        \n        // Log error through winston logger for persistent storage and processing\n        // Uses structured logging format compatible with log aggregation systems\n        (await logger).error(errorLog);\n        \n\n        \n        // HTTP response handling - only if Express response object is available\n        // Check headersSent prevents \"Cannot set headers after they are sent\" errors\n        if (res && !res.headersSent) { //(send response only if headers not already sent to prevent double response errors)\n                const acceptHeader = req?.headers?.['accept'] || null; //(inspect client preference for HTML via content negotiation for appropriate response format)\n                \n                if (acceptHeader && acceptHeader.includes('text/html')) { //(browser client detected via Accept header)\n                        const safeMsg = escapeHtml(message); //(escape message for safe HTML display preventing XSS)\n                        const safeStack = escapeHtml(error.stack || 'No stack trace available'); //(escape stack trace for safe HTML rendering)\n                        const htmlErrorPage = `\n                                <!DOCTYPE html>\n                                <html>\n                                <head>\n                                        <title>Error: ${statusCode}</title>\n                                        <style>\n                                                body { font-family: sans-serif; padding: 2em; }\n                                                .error { color: #d32f2f; }\n                                                pre { background: #f5f5f5; padding: 1em; border-radius: 4px; overflow: auto; }\n                                        </style>\n                                </head>\n                                <body>\n                                        <h1 class=\"error\">Error: ${statusCode}</h1>\n                                        <h2>${safeMsg}</h2>\n                                        <pre>${safeStack}</pre>\n                                </body>\n                                </html>\n                        `; //(generate HTML error page for browser requests with inline CSS to avoid external dependencies)\n                        res.status(statusCode).send(htmlErrorPage); //(send user-friendly HTML error page with technical details for developers)\n                } else {\n                        res.status(statusCode).json({ error: errorLog }); //(JSON response for API clients and AJAX requests with structured format for programmatic error handling)\n                }\n        }\n        if (next) { //(Express middleware chain continuation when next function provided)\n                if (!res || !res.headersSent) { //(only call next if headers not sent to prevent response conflicts)\n                        next(error); //(pass error to next middleware for additional processing while maintaining Express contract)\n                }\n        }\n\n        Promise.resolve() //(start async analysis without blocking response to maintain fast error handling)\n                .then(() => scheduleAnalysis(error, contextString)) //(invoke queued analysis after sending response with context string)\n                .catch(async (analysisErr) => (await logger).error(analysisErr)); //(log any scheduleAnalysis failures to prevent silent errors)\n\n        verboseLog(`qerrors ran`); //(log completion after scheduling analysis for debugging flow)\n}\n\n/**\n * Logs error with appropriate severity and context using qerrors integration\n * \n * Design rationale: Centralized error logging ensures consistent log format\n * and enables proper monitoring and alerting. Different severities enable\n * appropriate routing to different logging destinations.\n * \n * @param {Object} error - Error object or Error instance\n * @param {string} functionName - Name of function where error occurred\n * @param {Object} context - Request context and additional information\n * @param {string} severity - Error severity level from ErrorSeverity\n */\nasync function logErrorWithSeverity(error, functionName, context = {}, severity = errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM) { //log with severity context using qerrors\n        const logContext = { //build enhanced context with severity information\n                ...context,\n                severity, //attach severity for filtering and alerting\n                timestamp: new Date().toISOString(), //standardized timestamp\n                requestId: context.requestId || errorTypes.getRequestId(context.req) //ensure request correlation\n        };\n\n        // Use existing qerrors for consistent logging and AI analysis\n        await qerrors(error, functionName, logContext);\n\n        // Additional console logging based on severity for immediate visibility\n        if (severity === errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL) {\n                console.error(`CRITICAL ERROR in ${functionName}:`, { //immediate critical error visibility\n                        error: error.message || error,\n                        context: logContext\n                });\n        } else if (severity === errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH) {\n                console.error(`HIGH SEVERITY ERROR in ${functionName}:`, { //immediate high severity visibility\n                        error: error.message || error,\n                        context: logContext\n                });\n        }\n}\n\n/**\n * Handles controller errors with standardized response using qerrors integration\n * \n * Design rationale: Provides consistent error handling across all controllers\n * while maintaining existing qerrors functionality. Automatically determines\n * appropriate status codes and response format based on error classification.\n * \n * @param {Object} res - Express response object\n * @param {Object} error - Error object or Error instance\n * @param {string} functionName - Name of function where error occurred\n * @param {Object} context - Request context\n * @param {string} userMessage - Optional user-friendly message override\n */\nasync function handleControllerError(res, error, functionName, context = {}, userMessage = null) { //send standardized error response with qerrors integration\n        const errorType = error.type || errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM; //default to system error when type missing\n        const severity = errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorType]; //determine severity from error type\n        const statusCode = errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorType]; //determine HTTP status from error type\n\n        // Log the error with appropriate severity using qerrors\n        await logErrorWithSeverity(error, functionName, context, severity);\n\n        // Create standardized error response object\n        const errorResponse = errorTypes.createStandardError(\n                error.code || 'INTERNAL_ERROR', //error code for programmatic handling\n                userMessage || error.message || 'An internal error occurred', //user-friendly message\n                errorType, //error classification\n                context //debugging context\n        );\n\n        // Send standardized JSON response using errorTypes utility\n        errorTypes.sendErrorResponse(res, statusCode, errorResponse);\n}\n\n/**\n * Wraps async operations with standardized error handling using qerrors\n * \n * Design rationale: Reduces boilerplate code in controllers while ensuring\n * consistent error handling through qerrors. Automatically catches and handles\n * errors according to their type and severity.\n * \n * @param {Function} operation - Async operation to execute\n * @param {string} functionName - Name for logging purposes\n * @param {Object} context - Request context\n * @param {*} fallback - Fallback value on error (optional)\n * @returns {*} Operation result or fallback value\n */\nasync function withErrorHandling(operation, functionName, context = {}, fallback = null) { //execute operation with qerrors safety net\n        try {\n                const result = await operation(); //execute provided async operation\n                verboseLog(`${functionName} completed successfully`); //log successful completion when verbose\n                return result; //return operation result\n        } catch (error) {\n                // Determine error severity and log through qerrors\n                const severity = error.severity || errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM; //use error severity or default\n                await logErrorWithSeverity(error, functionName, context, severity); //log with qerrors integration\n                return fallback; //return fallback value on error\n        }\n}\n\nmodule.exports = qerrors; //(export main qerrors function as default export providing primary interface most users interact with)\n\nmodule.exports.analyzeError = analyzeError; //(expose analyzeError for testing and advanced usage scenarios allowing unit testing of AI analysis in isolation)\nmodule.exports.axiosInstance = axiosInstance; //export axios instance for testing\nmodule.exports.postWithRetry = postWithRetry; //export retry helper for tests\nmodule.exports.getQueueRejectCount = getQueueRejectCount; //export queue reject count\n\nmodule.exports.clearAdviceCache = clearAdviceCache; //export cache clearing function\nmodule.exports.purgeExpiredAdvice = purgeExpiredAdvice; //export ttl cleanup function\nmodule.exports.startAdviceCleanup = startAdviceCleanup; //export cleanup scheduler\nmodule.exports.stopAdviceCleanup = stopAdviceCleanup; //export cleanup canceller\n\nmodule.exports.startQueueMetrics = startQueueMetrics; //export metrics scheduler\nmodule.exports.stopQueueMetrics = stopQueueMetrics; //export metrics canceller\n\nmodule.exports.getQueueLength = getQueueLength; //export queue length\nfunction getAdviceCacheLimit() { return ADVICE_CACHE_LIMIT; } //expose clamped cache limit for tests\nmodule.exports.getAdviceCacheLimit = getAdviceCacheLimit; //export clamp accessor\n\nmodule.exports.logErrorWithSeverity = logErrorWithSeverity; //export severity-based logging function\nmodule.exports.handleControllerError = handleControllerError; //export standardized controller error handler\nmodule.exports.withErrorHandling = withErrorHandling; //export async operation wrapper\nmodule.exports.errorTypes = errorTypes; //export error classification utilities\n\n","size_bytes":33255},"lib/queueManager.js":{"content":"/**\n * Queue Management Utilities for qerrors\n * \n * This module handles concurrency limiting, queue metrics, and background\n * task management for AI analysis operations. 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//node crypto for hashing count\n\nconst qerrorsModule = require('../lib/qerrors'); //import module under test\nconst { analyzeError } = qerrorsModule; //extract analyzeError for direct calls\nconst { axiosInstance } = qerrorsModule; //instance used inside analyzeError\nconst { postWithRetry } = qerrorsModule; //helper used for retrying requests\nconst config = require('../lib/config'); //load env defaults for assertions //(new import)\n\n\nfunction withProviderToken(token) { //(temporarily remove provider-specific API key)\n  const currentProvider = process.env.QERRORS_AI_PROVIDER || 'openai';\n  let tokenKey, origValue;\n  \n  if (currentProvider === 'google') {\n    tokenKey = 'GOOGLE_API_KEY';\n    origValue = process.env.GOOGLE_API_KEY;\n  } else {\n    tokenKey = 'OPENAI_API_KEY'; \n    origValue = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY;\n  }\n  \n  if (token === undefined) { //(check if token unset)\n    delete process.env[tokenKey]; //(remove from env)\n  } else {\n    process.env[tokenKey] = token; //(assign token)\n  }\n  \n  return () => { //(return restore function)\n    if (origValue === undefined) { //(restore by delete)\n      delete process.env[tokenKey]; //(delete if absent before)\n    } else {\n      process.env[tokenKey] = origValue; //(otherwise restore value)\n    }\n  };\n}\n\nfunction withRetryEnv(retry, base, max) { //(temporarily set retry env vars)\n  const origRetry = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; //(store original attempts)\n  const origBase = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; //(store original delay)\n  const origMax = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; //(store original cap)\n  if (retry === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = String(retry); } //(apply retry)\n  if (base === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS = String(base); } //(apply delay)\n  if (max === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS = String(max); } //(apply cap)\n  return () => { //(restore both variables)\n    if (origRetry === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = origRetry; }\n    if (origBase === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS = origBase; }\n    if (origMax === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS = origMax; }\n  };\n}\n\nfunction stubAxiosPost(content, capture) { //(capture axiosInstance.post args and stub response)\n  return qtests.stubMethod(axiosInstance, 'post', async (url, body) => { //(store url and body for assertions)\n    capture.url = url; //(save called url)\n    capture.body = body; //(save called body)\n    return { data: { choices: [{ message: { content } }] } }; //(return predictable api response as object)\n  });\n}\n\n// Scenario: skip analyzing Axios errors to prevent infinite loops\ntest('analyzeError handles AxiosError gracefully', async () => {\n  const err = new Error('axios fail');\n  err.name = 'AxiosError';\n  err.uniqueErrorName = 'AXERR';\n  const result = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n  assert.equal(result, null); //(expect null when axios error is skipped)\n});\n\n// Scenario: return null when API token is missing\ntest('analyzeError returns null without token', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken(undefined); //(unset current provider's API key)\n  try {\n    const err = new Error('no token');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'NOTOKEN';\n    const result = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(result, null); //should return null when token missing\n  } finally {\n    restoreToken(); //(restore original token)\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: handle successful API response with JSON content\ntest('analyzeError processes JSON response from API', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('test-token'); //(set valid token)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to return a successful response\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => ({ advice: 'test advice' });\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('test error');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'TESTERR';\n    const result = await analyzeError(err, 'test context');\n    assert.ok(result); //result should be defined on success\n    assert.equal(result.advice, 'test advice'); //parsed advice should match\n  } finally {\n    restoreToken(); //(restore original token)\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore original method)\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: handle API response parsing errors gracefully\ntest('analyzeError handles JSON parse errors', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('test-token'); //(set valid token)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to return null (simulating parse failure)\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => null; //(simulate parse failure)\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('test error');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'PARSEERR';\n    const result = await analyzeError(err, 'test context');\n    assert.equal(result, null); //(expect null when JSON parsing fails)\n  } finally {\n    restoreToken(); //(restore original token)\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore original method)\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: reuse cached advice when same error repeats\ntest('analyzeError returns cached advice on repeat call', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('cache-token'); //(set token for analysis)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  let callCount = 0;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => { \n    callCount++; \n    return { advice: 'cached' }; \n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('cache me');\n    err.stack = 'stack';\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'CACHE1';\n    const first = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(first.advice, 'cached'); //initial call stores advice\n    \n    const err2 = new Error('cache me');\n    err2.stack = 'stack';\n    err2.uniqueErrorName = 'CACHE2';\n    const second = await analyzeError(err2, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(second.advice, 'cached'); //cache should supply same advice\n    assert.equal(callCount, 1); //(AI model should only be called once due to caching)\n  } finally {\n    restoreToken(); //(restore environment)\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore original method)\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: reuse provided qerrorsKey without rehashing\ntest('analyzeError reuses error.qerrorsKey when present', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('reuse-token'); //(set token for test)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => ({ info: 'first' });\n  \n  let hashCount = 0; //(track calls to crypto.createHash)\n  const origHash = crypto.createHash; //(store original function)\n  const restoreHash = qtests.stubMethod(crypto, 'createHash', (...args) => { hashCount++; return origHash(...args); });\n  try {\n    const err = new Error('reuse error');\n    err.stack = 'stack';\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'REUSEKEY';\n    err.qerrorsKey = 'preset';\n    const first = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(first.info, 'first'); //advice from API stored\n    assert.equal(hashCount, 0); //(ensure hashing not called)\n    const again = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(again.info, 'first'); //second call reuses advice without hash\n  } finally {\n    restoreHash(); //(restore crypto.createHash)\n    restoreToken(); //(restore token)\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore AI manager)\n  }\n});\n\ntest('analyzeError handles AI analysis failures gracefully', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('retry-token'); //(set token for test)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to simulate failure and recovery\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  \n  // Simulate AI analysis failure - should return null gracefully\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n    throw new Error('AI service unavailable');\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('retry');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'RETRYERR';\n    const res = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(res, null); //(ensure graceful failure handling)\n  } finally {\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore AI manager)\n    restoreToken(); //(restore token)\n  }\n});\n\ntest('analyzeError uses postWithRetry helper', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('helper-token'); //(set token for test)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to simulate successful analysis\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => ({ ok: true });\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('helper');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'HELPER';\n    const result = await analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(result.ok, true); //(expect parsed advice)\n  } finally {\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore AI manager)\n    restoreToken(); //(restore token)\n  }\n});\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //helper to reload module with current env for cache tests\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //remove cached module so env changes apply\n  return require('../lib/qerrors'); //load qerrors again with new env\n}\n\n// Scenario: disable caching when limit is zero\ntest('analyzeError bypasses cache when limit is zero', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('zero-token'); //(set token for api)\n  const origLimit = process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; //(store existing cache limit)\n  process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = '0'; //(env value to disable cache)\n  const fresh = reloadQerrors(); //(reload module with new cache limit env)\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  let callCount = 0;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n    callCount++;\n    return { msg: callCount };\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('nocache');\n    err.stack = 'stack';\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'NOCACHE1';\n    await fresh.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    \n    const err2 = new Error('nocache');\n    err2.stack = 'stack';\n    err2.uniqueErrorName = 'NOCACHE2';\n    await fresh.analyzeError(err2, 'ctx');\n    \n    assert.equal(callCount, 2); //(AI model should be called twice when cache disabled)\n  } finally {\n    if (origLimit === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = origLimit; }\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //(restore AI manager)\n    reloadQerrors(); //(reload module to reset cache configuration)\n    restoreToken(); //(restore token)\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: ensure hashing skipped when cache disabled\ntest('analyzeError does not hash when cache limit is zero', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withProviderToken('nohash-token'); //(set token for api)\n  const origLimit = process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; //(store current limit)\n  process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = '0'; //(disable caching)\n  const fresh = reloadQerrors(); //(reload module with new env)\n  let hashCount = 0; //(track hashing)\n  const origHash = crypto.createHash; //(reference original)\n  const restoreHash = qtests.stubMethod(crypto, 'createHash', (...args) => { hashCount++; return origHash(...args); }); //(count calls)\n  try {\n    const err = new Error('nohash');\n    err.stack = 'stack';\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'NOHASH';\n    await fresh.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(hashCount, 0); //(expect hashing skipped)\n    assert.equal(err.qerrorsKey, undefined); //(ensure key not set)\n  } finally {\n    restoreHash(); //(restore createHash)\n    if (origLimit === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = origLimit; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //(reset module)\n    restoreToken(); //(restore token)\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":12926},"test/centralizedErrorHandling.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\n\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors'); //qerrors module with centralized handling\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //logger for stubbing\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing utilities\n\nfunction createRes() { //construct minimal Express-like response mock\n  return {\n    headersSent: false, //simulates whether headers have been sent\n    statusCode: null, //captured status for assertions\n    payload: null, //body content returned by status/json/send\n    status(code) { this.statusCode = code; return this; }, //chainable setter\n    json(data) { this.payload = data; return this; }, //capture JSON payload\n    send(html) { this.payload = html; return this; } //capture HTML output\n  };\n}\n\nasync function stubLogger(loggerFn) { //stub logger error method\n  const realLogger = await logger; //wait for logger instance\n  return qtests.stubMethod(realLogger, 'error', loggerFn); //stub logger.error with provided function\n}\n\ntest('logErrorWithSeverity logs with severity context', async () => {\n  let criticalLogged = false; //track critical console output\n  let highLogged = false; //track high severity console output\n\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger to prevent actual logging\n  const restoreConsole = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', (msg) => { //stub console.error\n    if (typeof msg === 'string' && msg.includes('CRITICAL ERROR')) criticalLogged = true;\n    if (typeof msg === 'string' && msg.includes('HIGH SEVERITY ERROR')) highLogged = true;\n  });\n\n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Test error'); //create test error\n    const context = { userId: 123 }; //test context\n    \n    // Test critical severity\n    await qerrors.logErrorWithSeverity(testError, 'testFunction', context, qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL);\n    assert.ok(criticalLogged); //critical message should be logged to console\n    \n    // Reset and test high severity\n    criticalLogged = false;\n    highLogged = false;\n    await qerrors.logErrorWithSeverity(testError, 'testFunction', context, qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH);\n    assert.ok(highLogged); //high severity message should be logged to console\n    \n    // Test medium severity (should not trigger console output)\n    criticalLogged = false;\n    highLogged = false;\n    await qerrors.logErrorWithSeverity(testError, 'testFunction', context, qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM);\n    assert.ok(!criticalLogged); //medium severity should not trigger critical console output\n    assert.ok(!highLogged); //medium severity should not trigger high console output\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n    restoreConsole(); //restore console stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('handleControllerError sends standardized response', async () => {\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger to prevent actual logging\n  \n  // Don't stub logErrorWithSeverity, just verify the response behavior\n  try {\n    const res = createRes(); //mock response object\n    const testError = qerrors.errorTypes.createTypedError(\n      'Validation failed',\n      qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION,\n      'VALIDATION_ERROR'\n    ); //create typed validation error\n    const context = { requestId: 'test-123' }; //test context\n\n    await qerrors.handleControllerError(res, testError, 'testController', context, 'Custom user message');\n\n    assert.equal(res.statusCode, 400); //validation error should return 400\n    assert.ok(res.payload); //response should have payload\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.code, 'VALIDATION_ERROR'); //error code should match\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.message, 'Custom user message'); //custom message should be used\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.type, qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION); //type should match\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('handleControllerError defaults error type and uses error message', async () => {\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger\n\n  try {\n    const res = createRes(); //mock response object\n    const testError = new Error('Generic error'); //plain error without type\n    \n    await qerrors.handleControllerError(res, testError, 'testController');\n\n    assert.equal(res.statusCode, 500); //should default to 500 for system error\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.type, qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM); //should default to system error\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.message, 'Generic error'); //should use error message when no custom message\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('withErrorHandling executes operation and returns result on success', async () => {\n  const testResult = { success: true }; //mock successful result\n  const operation = async () => testResult; //mock successful operation\n  \n  const result = await qerrors.withErrorHandling(operation, 'testOperation');\n  \n  assert.deepEqual(result, testResult); //should return operation result\n});\n\ntest('withErrorHandling logs error and returns fallback on failure', async () => {\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger to prevent actual logging\n  \n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Operation failed'); //test error\n    testError.severity = qerrors.errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH; //set error severity\n    const operation = async () => { throw testError; }; //mock failing operation\n    const fallback = { fallback: true }; //fallback result\n    \n    const result = await qerrors.withErrorHandling(operation, 'testOperation', {}, fallback);\n    \n    assert.deepEqual(result, fallback); //should return fallback on error\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('withErrorHandling defaults to medium severity when error has no severity', async () => {\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger to prevent actual logging\n  \n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Operation failed'); //error without severity\n    const operation = async () => { throw testError; }; //mock failing operation\n    \n    const result = await qerrors.withErrorHandling(operation, 'testOperation');\n    \n    assert.equal(result, null); //should return null when no fallback provided\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('withErrorHandling returns null fallback when no fallback provided', async () => {\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(() => {}); //stub logger to prevent actual logging\n\n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Operation failed'); //test error\n    const operation = async () => { throw testError; }; //mock failing operation\n    \n    const result = await qerrors.withErrorHandling(operation, 'testOperation');\n    \n    assert.equal(result, null); //should return null when no fallback provided\n\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n  }\n});","size_bytes":6991},"test/cleanupMetrics.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing util\n\nfunction withEnv(vars) {\n  const orig = {};\n  Object.entries(vars).forEach(([k, v]) => { orig[k] = process.env[k]; if (v === undefined) { delete process.env[k]; } else { process.env[k] = v; } });\n  return () => { Object.entries(orig).forEach(([k, v]) => { if (v === undefined) { delete process.env[k]; } else { process.env[k] = v; } }); };\n}\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() {\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/qerrors');\n}\n\n// Scenario: startAdviceCleanup schedules interval and stopAdviceCleanup clears it\ntest('advice cleanup interval start and stop', () => {\n  const restoreEnv = withEnv({ QERRORS_CACHE_TTL: '1', QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT: '2' });\n  const realSet = global.setInterval;\n  const realClear = global.clearInterval;\n  let called = 0; let ms; let unref = false; const handle = { unref() { unref = true; } };\n  global.setInterval = (fn, m) => { called++; ms = m; return handle; };\n  let cleared; global.clearInterval = h => { cleared = h; };\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors();\n  try {\n    qerrors.startAdviceCleanup();\n    assert.equal(called, 1); //interval should be created once\n    assert.equal(ms, 1000); //interval uses env ttl in ms\n    assert.equal(unref, true); //interval handle unref'd\n    qerrors.stopAdviceCleanup();\n    assert.equal(cleared, handle); //cleanup clears same handle\n  } finally {\n    global.setInterval = realSet;\n    global.clearInterval = realClear;\n    restoreEnv();\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: purgeExpiredAdvice calls underlying cache purge\ntest('purgeExpiredAdvice triggers cache purge', () => {\n  const restoreEnv = withEnv({ QERRORS_CACHE_TTL: '1', QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT: '1' });\n  const { LRUCache } = require('lru-cache');\n  let purged = false;\n  const restorePur = qtests.stubMethod(LRUCache.prototype, 'purgeStale', function() { purged = true; });\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors();\n  try {\n    qerrors.purgeExpiredAdvice();\n    assert.equal(purged, true); //cache purge executed\n  } finally {\n    restorePur();\n    restoreEnv();\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: startQueueMetrics schedules interval and stopQueueMetrics clears it\ntest('queue metrics interval start and stop', () => {\n  const restoreEnv = withEnv({ QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS: '5' });\n  const realSet = global.setInterval;\n  const realClear = global.clearInterval;\n  let called = 0; let ms; let unref = false; const handle = { unref() { unref = true; } };\n  global.setInterval = (fn, m) => { called++; ms = m; return handle; };\n  let cleared; global.clearInterval = h => { cleared = h; };\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors();\n  try {\n    qerrors.startQueueMetrics();\n    assert.equal(called, 1); //metrics interval created\n    assert.equal(ms, 5); //interval uses env value\n    assert.equal(unref, true); //handle unref'd for cleanup\n    qerrors.stopQueueMetrics();\n    assert.equal(cleared, handle); //interval cleared correctly\n  } finally {\n    global.setInterval = realSet;\n    global.clearInterval = realClear;\n    restoreEnv();\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n\n// Scenario: getAdviceCacheLimit clamps values\ntest('getAdviceCacheLimit reflects clamped env', () => {\n  const restoreEnv = withEnv({ QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT: '2000' });\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(qerrors.getAdviceCacheLimit(), 1000); //limit clamped to max\n  } finally {\n    restoreEnv();\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":3619},"test/clearCache.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertions\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //helper for stubbing\n\nfunction withOpenAIToken(token) { //temporarily modify OPENAI_API_KEY\n  const orig = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; //remember current token\n  if (token === undefined) { delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; } else { process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = token; }\n  return () => { if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; } else { process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = orig; } };\n}\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //load qerrors fresh with current env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  return require('../lib/qerrors');\n}\n\ntest('clearAdviceCache empties cache', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withOpenAIToken('cache-token'); //set token for analysis\n  const origLimit = process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; //save env limit\n  process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = '2'; //ensure caching enabled\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload module\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  let callCount = 0;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n    callCount++;\n    return { info: callCount === 1 ? 'one' : 'two' };\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const err = new Error('boom');\n    err.stack = 'stack';\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'CACHECLR';\n    const first = await qerrors.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(first.info, 'one'); //initial call fetches advice\n    await qerrors.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(callCount, 1); //should use cache (no second call)\n    qerrors.clearAdviceCache(); //reset cache\n    const afterClear = await qerrors.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(afterClear.info, 'two'); //new analysis after cache clear\n    assert.equal(callCount, 2); //verify second call was made\n  } finally {\n    if (origLimit === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = origLimit; }\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //restore AI manager\n    restoreToken();\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n\ntest('cache limit above threshold clamps and warns', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; //backup current env\n  process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = '5000'; //set exaggerated limit\n  const loggerPromise = require('../lib/logger'); //logger promise for stub\n  const log = await loggerPromise; //wait for logger instance\n  let warned = false; //track call state\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(log, 'warn', () => { warned = true; });\n  let limit; //will capture clamped limit\n  try {\n    const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with large limit\n    await new Promise(r => setImmediate(r)); //allow async warn callback\n    limit = qerrors.getAdviceCacheLimit(); //fetch clamped limit value\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore logger warn\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_LIMIT = orig; }\n    delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //reset state\n    require('../lib/qerrors'); //reload defaults\n  }\n  assert.equal(limit, 1000); //expect clamp to safe threshold\n  assert.equal(warned, true); //warning should fire\n});\n","size_bytes":3381},"test/configFunctions.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing util\n\nfunction withEnv(vars) {\n  const orig = {};\n  Object.entries(vars).forEach(([k, v]) => { orig[k] = process.env[k]; if (v === undefined) { delete process.env[k]; } else { process.env[k] = v; } });\n  return () => { Object.entries(orig).forEach(([k, v]) => { if (v === undefined) { delete process.env[k]; } else { process.env[k] = v; } }); };\n}\n\nfunction reloadConfig() {\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/config');\n}\n\n// Scenario: getEnv returns environment variable when set\ntest('getEnv returns env var when present', () => {\n  const restore = withEnv({ TEST_VAL: 'xyz' });\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getEnv('TEST_VAL'), 'xyz'); //returns provided env value\n  } finally { restore(); }\n});\n\n// Scenario: getEnv falls back to default when undefined\ntest('getEnv falls back to default', () => {\n  const restore = withEnv({ QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT: undefined });\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getEnv('QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT'), '100'); //falls back to default\n  } finally { restore(); }\n});\n\n// Scenario: safeRun returns function result\ntest('safeRun returns result', () => {\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  const res = cfg.safeRun('fn', () => 5, 0);\n  assert.equal(res, 5); //returns function output\n});\n\n// Scenario: safeRun catches error and returns fallback\ntest('safeRun returns fallback on error', () => {\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  let msg;\n  const restoreErr = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', m => { msg = m; });\n  try {\n    const out = cfg.safeRun('fn', () => { throw new Error('boom'); }, 7, 'info');\n    assert.equal(out, 7); //fallback value used\n    assert.ok(msg.includes('fn failed')); //error logged for context\n  } finally { restoreErr(); }\n});\n\n// Scenario: getInt parses env value\ntest('getInt parses integer env value', () => {\n  const restore = withEnv({ QERRORS_TIMEOUT: '9000' });\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getInt('QERRORS_TIMEOUT'), 9000); //parses integer env\n  } finally { restore(); }\n});\n\n// Scenario: getInt falls back to default on invalid env\ntest('getInt uses default when env invalid', () => {\n  const restore = withEnv({ QERRORS_TIMEOUT: 'abc' });\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getInt('QERRORS_TIMEOUT'), 10000); //invalid env uses default\n  } finally { restore(); }\n});\n\n// Scenario: getInt enforces minimum value\ntest('getInt enforces minimum bound', () => {\n  const restore = withEnv({ QERRORS_TIMEOUT: '1' });\n  const cfg = reloadConfig();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getInt('QERRORS_TIMEOUT', 5), 5); //result respects minimum\n  } finally { restore(); }\n});\n","size_bytes":2835},"test/contextStringify.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing utility\n\nconst qerrorsModule = require('../lib/qerrors'); //module under test\nconst qerrors = qerrorsModule; //default export used for call\nconst { axiosInstance } = qerrorsModule; //axios instance for capture\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //promise resolving logger for capture\n\nfunction withOpenAIToken(token) { //temporarily set OPENAI_API_KEY\n  const orig = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; //save original value\n  if (token === undefined) { delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; } else { process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = token; } //apply new token\n  return () => { //return restore function\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; } else { process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = orig; } //restore saved token\n  };\n}\n\nfunction stubAxiosPost(content, capture) { //stub axiosInstance.post to capture body\n  return qtests.stubMethod(axiosInstance, 'post', async (url, body) => { capture.body = body; return { data: { choices: [{ message: { content } }] } }; });\n}\n\nfunction createRes() { //minimal express like response object\n  return { headersSent: false, statusCode: null, payload: null,\n    status(code) { this.statusCode = code; return this; },\n    json(data) { this.payload = data; return this; },\n    send(html) { this.payload = html; return this; } };\n}\n\nasync function stubLogger(fn) { //stub logger.error for capture\n  const real = await logger; //await resolved logger\n  return qtests.stubMethod(real, 'error', fn); //replace error method\n}\n\ntest('qerrors stringifies object context for openai request', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withOpenAIToken('ctx-token'); //ensure token for analysis\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to capture the prompt\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  let capturedPrompt = '';\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async (prompt) => { \n    capturedPrompt = prompt; \n    return { ok: true }; \n  };\n  \n  const res = createRes(); //response mock\n  const ctxObj = { foo: 'bar' }; //object context\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //sample error\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, ctxObj, {}, res); //invoke qerrors with object context\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 100)); //wait for analysis queue\n  } finally {\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //restore AI manager\n    restoreToken(); //restore env token\n  }\n  assert.ok(capturedPrompt.includes(JSON.stringify(ctxObj))); //ensure context stringified\n});\n\ntest('qerrors handles circular context without throwing', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withOpenAIToken(undefined); //ensure analysis skipped\n  let logged; //capture logger output\n  const restoreLogger = await stubLogger(errObj => { logged = errObj; }); //stub logger\n  const res = createRes(); //response mock\n  const ctxObj = {}; ctxObj.self = ctxObj; //self reference\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //sample error\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, ctxObj, {}, res); //invoke with circular context\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queue\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger stub\n    restoreToken(); //restore env token\n  }\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, 500); //response still sent\n  assert.ok(typeof logged.context === 'string'); //context logged as string\n  assert.ok(logged.context.includes('[Circular')); //circular marker present\n});\n","size_bytes":3557},"test/enhancedLogging.test.js":{"content":"/**\n * Enhanced Logging Tests for qerrors module\n * \n * This test suite validates the enhanced logging functionality including\n * security-aware sanitization, performance monitoring, request correlation,\n * and structured logging capabilities.\n */\n\nconst { test } = require('node:test'); //node test framework\nconst assert = require('assert'); //node assert for test validation\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //qerrors test utilities for mocking and stubbing\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //enhanced logger module\n\n// Test constants for validation\nconst SENSITIVE_DATA = {\n    creditCard: '4532-1234-5678-9000',\n    ssn: '123-45-6789',\n    cvv: 'cvv: 123',\n    password: 'password: secretpass123',\n    apiKey: 'api_key: sk_test_123456789',\n    token: 'token: eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9',\n    email: 'user@example.com',\n    phone: '+1-555-123-4567'\n};\n\nconst EXPECTED_SANITIZED = {\n    creditCard: '[CARD-REDACTED]',\n    ssn: '[SSN-REDACTED]',\n    cvv: 'cvv: [REDACTED]',\n    password: 'password: [REDACTED]',\n    apiKey: 'api_key: [REDACTED]',\n    token: 'token: [REDACTED]',\n    email: '[EMAIL-REDACTED]',\n    phone: '[PHONE-REDACTED]'\n};\n\n// Test sanitizeMessage function with various sensitive data patterns\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks credit card numbers', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(`Payment processed for card ${SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard}`);\n    assert.ok(result.includes(EXPECTED_SANITIZED.creditCard)); //credit card should be masked\n    assert.ok(!result.includes(SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard)); //original card number should not appear\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks SSN patterns', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(`User SSN: ${SENSITIVE_DATA.ssn}`);\n    assert.ok(result.includes(EXPECTED_SANITIZED.ssn)); //SSN should be masked\n    assert.ok(!result.includes(SENSITIVE_DATA.ssn)); //original SSN should not appear\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks CVV codes', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(SENSITIVE_DATA.cvv);\n    assert.equal(result, EXPECTED_SANITIZED.cvv); //CVV should be properly masked with prefix preserved\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks passwords', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(SENSITIVE_DATA.password);\n    assert.equal(result, EXPECTED_SANITIZED.password); //password should be masked with prefix preserved\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks API keys', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(SENSITIVE_DATA.apiKey);\n    assert.equal(result, EXPECTED_SANITIZED.apiKey); //API key should be masked with prefix preserved\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks authentication tokens', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(SENSITIVE_DATA.token);\n    assert.equal(result, EXPECTED_SANITIZED.token); //token should be masked with prefix preserved\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks email addresses', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(`Contact: ${SENSITIVE_DATA.email}`);\n    assert.ok(result.includes(EXPECTED_SANITIZED.email)); //email should be masked\n    assert.ok(!result.includes(SENSITIVE_DATA.email)); //original email should not appear\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage masks phone numbers', () => {\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(`Phone: ${SENSITIVE_DATA.phone}`);\n    assert.ok(result.includes(EXPECTED_SANITIZED.phone)); //phone should be masked\n    assert.ok(!result.includes(SENSITIVE_DATA.phone)); //original phone should not appear\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeMessage handles non-string input', () => {\n    const objectInput = { message: 'test', card: SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeMessage(objectInput);\n    assert.ok(typeof result === 'string'); //should convert to string\n    assert.ok(result.includes(EXPECTED_SANITIZED.creditCard)); //should sanitize after conversion\n});\n\n// Test sanitizeContext function with nested objects and arrays\ntest('sanitizeContext handles simple objects', () => {\n    const context = {\n        user: 'john',\n        cardNumber: SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard,\n        amount: 100\n    };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeContext(context);\n    assert.equal(result.user, 'john'); //non-sensitive data preserved\n    assert.equal(result.amount, 100); //numeric data preserved\n    assert.equal(result.cardNumber, '[CARD-REDACTED]'); //sensitive key completely masked for security\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeContext masks sensitive keys', () => {\n    const context = {\n        password: 'secretvalue',\n        apiKey: 'keyvalue',\n        token: 'tokenvalue',\n        normalField: 'normalvalue'\n    };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeContext(context);\n    assert.equal(result.password, '[REDACTED]'); //sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.apiKey, '[REDACTED]'); //sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.token, '[REDACTED]'); //sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.normalField, 'normalvalue'); //normal field preserved\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeContext handles nested objects recursively', () => {\n    const context = {\n        user: {\n            name: 'john',\n            credentials: {\n                password: 'secret123',\n                apiKey: 'key123'\n            }\n        },\n        payment: {\n            cardInfo: SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard,\n            amount: 100\n        }\n    };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeContext(context);\n    assert.equal(result.user.name, 'john'); //normal nested field preserved\n    assert.equal(result.user.credentials.password, '[REDACTED]'); //nested sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.user.credentials.apiKey, '[REDACTED]'); //nested sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.payment.amount, 100); //normal nested field preserved\n    assert.ok(result.payment.cardInfo.includes('[CARD-REDACTED]')); //nested sensitive data sanitized in string\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeContext handles arrays', () => {\n    const context = {\n        users: [\n            { name: 'john', password: 'secret1' },\n            { name: 'jane', password: 'secret2' }\n        ],\n        paymentInfo: [SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard, '5555-4444-3333-2222']\n    };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeContext(context);\n    assert.equal(result.users[0].name, 'john'); //array item field preserved\n    assert.equal(result.users[0].password, '[REDACTED]'); //array item sensitive key masked\n    assert.equal(result.users[1].name, 'jane'); //array item field preserved\n    assert.equal(result.users[1].password, '[REDACTED]'); //array item sensitive key masked\n    assert.ok(result.paymentInfo[0].includes('[CARD-REDACTED]')); //array sensitive data masked\n    assert.ok(result.paymentInfo[1].includes('[CARD-REDACTED]')); //array sensitive data masked\n});\n\ntest('sanitizeContext handles null and undefined values', () => {\n    const context = {\n        nullValue: null,\n        undefinedValue: undefined,\n        emptyString: '',\n        zero: 0\n    };\n    const result = logger.sanitizeContext(context);\n    assert.equal(result.nullValue, null); //null preserved\n    assert.equal(result.undefinedValue, undefined); //undefined preserved\n    assert.equal(result.emptyString, ''); //empty string preserved\n    assert.equal(result.zero, 0); //zero preserved\n});\n\n// Test createEnhancedLogEntry function\ntest('createEnhancedLogEntry generates complete log structure', () => {\n    const entry = logger.createEnhancedLogEntry('INFO', 'Test message', { user: 'john' }, 'req-123');\n    \n    assert.equal(entry.level, 'INFO'); //correct log level\n    assert.equal(entry.message, 'Test message'); //message preserved\n    assert.equal(entry.requestId, 'req-123'); //request ID included\n    assert.equal(entry.context.user, 'john'); //context included\n    assert.ok(entry.timestamp); //timestamp generated\n    assert.ok(entry.service); //service name included\n    assert.ok(entry.environment); //environment included\n    assert.equal(typeof entry.pid, 'number'); //process ID included\n    assert.ok(entry.hostname); //hostname included\n});\n\ntest('createEnhancedLogEntry includes memory usage for high severity levels', () => {\n    const warnEntry = logger.createEnhancedLogEntry('WARN', 'Warning message');\n    const errorEntry = logger.createEnhancedLogEntry('ERROR', 'Error message');\n    const infoEntry = logger.createEnhancedLogEntry('INFO', 'Info message');\n    \n    assert.ok(warnEntry.memory); //memory included for WARN level\n    assert.ok(errorEntry.memory); //memory included for ERROR level\n    assert.ok(!infoEntry.memory); //memory not included for INFO level\n    \n    assert.equal(typeof warnEntry.memory.heapUsed, 'number'); //heap usage is numeric\n    assert.equal(typeof warnEntry.memory.heapTotal, 'number'); //heap total is numeric\n    assert.equal(typeof warnEntry.memory.external, 'number'); //external memory is numeric\n    assert.equal(typeof warnEntry.memory.rss, 'number'); //RSS is numeric\n});\n\ntest('createEnhancedLogEntry sanitizes message and context', () => {\n    const entry = logger.createEnhancedLogEntry('INFO', \n        `Payment for card ${SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard}`, \n        { password: 'secret123', user: 'john' }\n    );\n    \n    assert.ok(entry.message.includes('[CARD-REDACTED]')); //message sanitized\n    assert.ok(!entry.message.includes(SENSITIVE_DATA.creditCard)); //original card not in message\n    assert.equal(entry.context.password, '[REDACTED]'); //context sanitized\n    assert.equal(entry.context.user, 'john'); //non-sensitive context preserved\n});\n\n// Test enhanced logging functions - simplified tests that work with existing logger structure\ntest('logInfo function exists and can be called', async () => {\n    // Test that the function exists and doesn't throw when called\n    assert.ok(typeof logger.logInfo === 'function'); //logInfo function exists\n    \n    // Test that calling it doesn't throw an error\n    try {\n        await logger.logInfo('Test message', { user: 'john' }, 'req-123');\n        assert.ok(true); //function call completed without throwing\n    } catch (error) {\n        assert.fail(`logInfo should not throw: ${error.message}`);\n    }\n});\n\ntest('logError function exists and can be called', async () => {\n    // Test that the function exists and doesn't throw when called\n    assert.ok(typeof logger.logError === 'function'); //logError function exists\n    \n    try {\n        await logger.logError('Error message', { operation: 'test' });\n        assert.ok(true); //function call completed without throwing\n    } catch (error) {\n        assert.fail(`logError should not throw: ${error.message}`);\n    }\n});\n\n// Test performance timer functionality with simplified validation\ntest('createPerformanceTimer returns a function', () => {\n    const timer = logger.createPerformanceTimer('testOperation', 'req-123');\n    assert.ok(typeof timer === 'function'); //timer should be a function\n});\n\ntest('createPerformanceTimer function can be executed', async () => {\n    const timer = logger.createPerformanceTimer('testOperation');\n    \n    try {\n        const result = await timer(true, { custom: 'data' });\n        assert.ok(result); //timer should return a result\n        assert.ok(typeof result.duration_ms === 'number'); //duration should be numeric\n        assert.equal(result.success, true); //success status should be preserved\n        assert.equal(result.custom, 'data'); //additional context should be preserved\n    } catch (error) {\n        assert.fail(`Performance timer should not throw: ${error.message}`);\n    }\n});\n\ntest('createPerformanceTimer handles failure scenarios', async () => {\n    const timer = logger.createPerformanceTimer('failedOperation');\n    \n    try {\n        const result = await timer(false, { error: 'operation failed' });\n        assert.ok(result); //timer should return a result even on failure\n        assert.equal(result.success, false); //failure status should be preserved\n        assert.equal(result.error, 'operation failed'); //error context should be preserved\n    } catch (error) {\n        assert.fail(`Performance timer should handle failures gracefully: ${error.message}`);\n    }\n});\n\n// Test LOG_LEVELS constants\ntest('LOG_LEVELS contains all expected levels with priorities', () => {\n    const levels = logger.LOG_LEVELS;\n    \n    assert.ok(levels.DEBUG); //DEBUG level exists\n    assert.ok(levels.INFO); //INFO level exists\n    assert.ok(levels.WARN); //WARN level exists\n    assert.ok(levels.ERROR); //ERROR level exists\n    assert.ok(levels.FATAL); //FATAL level exists\n    assert.ok(levels.AUDIT); //AUDIT level exists\n    \n    assert.ok(levels.DEBUG.priority < levels.INFO.priority); //DEBUG < INFO priority\n    assert.ok(levels.INFO.priority < levels.WARN.priority); //INFO < WARN priority\n    assert.ok(levels.WARN.priority < levels.ERROR.priority); //WARN < ERROR priority\n    assert.ok(levels.ERROR.priority < levels.FATAL.priority); //ERROR < FATAL priority\n    assert.ok(levels.FATAL.priority < levels.AUDIT.priority); //FATAL < AUDIT priority\n    \n    assert.ok(levels.DEBUG.color); //DEBUG has color\n    assert.ok(levels.DEBUG.name); //DEBUG has name\n});","size_bytes":12915},"test/envUtils.test.js":{"content":"\n\nconst test = require('node:test'); //node test runner //(import node test)\n\nconst assert = require('assert');\nconst qtests = require('qtests');\nconst { getMissingEnvVars, throwIfMissingEnvVars, warnIfMissingEnvVars } = require('../lib/envUtils');\n\nfunction withEnvVars(vars) {\n       const original = {}; //(store original values)\n       Object.entries(vars).forEach(([key, value]) => {\n               original[key] = process.env[key]; //(save original)\n               if (value === undefined) {\n                       delete process.env[key]; //(remove var)\n               } else {\n                       process.env[key] = value; //(set var)\n               }\n       });\n       return () => { //(restore function)\n               Object.entries(original).forEach(([key, value]) => {\n                       if (value === undefined) {\n                               delete process.env[key]; //(remove restored var)\n                       } else {\n                               process.env[key] = value; //(restore var)\n                       }\n               });\n       };\n}\n\n// Scenario: detect missing environment variables\ntest('getMissingEnvVars identifies missing variables', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ TEST_VAR1: 'present', TEST_VAR2: undefined });\n       try {\n               const missing = getMissingEnvVars(['TEST_VAR1', 'TEST_VAR2', 'TEST_VAR3']);\n               assert.deepEqual(missing, ['TEST_VAR2', 'TEST_VAR3']); //missing vars returned\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: return empty array when all variables present\ntest('getMissingEnvVars returns empty array when all present', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ TEST_VAR1: 'present', TEST_VAR2: 'also_present' });\n       try {\n               const missing = getMissingEnvVars(['TEST_VAR1', 'TEST_VAR2']);\n               assert.deepEqual(missing, []); //no vars missing\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: throw error when required variables missing\ntest('throwIfMissingEnvVars throws when variables missing', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ REQUIRED_VAR: undefined });\n       try {\n               assert.throws(() => { //throws when required var absent\n                       throwIfMissingEnvVars(['REQUIRED_VAR']);\n               }, /Missing required environment variables: REQUIRED_VAR/);\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: return empty array when all required variables present\ntest('throwIfMissingEnvVars returns empty array when all present', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ REQUIRED_VAR: 'present' });\n       try {\n               const result = throwIfMissingEnvVars(['REQUIRED_VAR']); //returns empty array\n               assert.deepEqual(result, []); //no errors thrown\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: warn about missing optional variables\ntest('warnIfMissingEnvVars returns false when variables missing', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ OPTIONAL_VAR: undefined });\n       let warnings = [];\n       const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'warn', (msg) => warnings.push(msg));\n       try {\n               const result = warnIfMissingEnvVars(['OPTIONAL_VAR']); //warn about missing\n               assert.equal(result, false); //function indicates missing\n               assert.equal(warnings.length, 1); //one warning logged\n               assert.ok(warnings[0].includes('OPTIONAL_VAR')); //message references var\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n               restoreWarn();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: return true when all optional variables present\ntest('warnIfMissingEnvVars returns true when all present', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ OPTIONAL_VAR: 'present' });\n       try {\n               const result = warnIfMissingEnvVars(['OPTIONAL_VAR']); //nothing missing\n               assert.equal(result, true); //no warning needed\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n       }\n});\n\n// Scenario: use custom warning message\ntest('warnIfMissingEnvVars uses custom message', () => {\n       const restore = withEnvVars({ CUSTOM_VAR: undefined });\n       let warnings = [];\n       const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'warn', (msg) => warnings.push(msg));\n       try {\n               warnIfMissingEnvVars(['CUSTOM_VAR'], 'Custom warning message'); //custom warn text\n               assert.equal(warnings[0], 'Custom warning message'); //exact message logged\n       } finally {\n               restore();\n               restoreWarn();\n       }\n});\n","size_bytes":4590},"test/errorTypes.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\n\nconst errorTypes = require('../lib/errorTypes'); //error types module under test\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing utilities\n\ntest('ErrorTypes constants are properly defined', () => {\n  assert.equal(typeof errorTypes.ErrorTypes, 'object'); //ensure ErrorTypes exported\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION, 'validation'); //verify validation type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION, 'authentication'); //verify auth type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION, 'authorization'); //verify authz type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND, 'not_found'); //verify not found type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT, 'rate_limit'); //verify rate limit type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NETWORK, 'network'); //verify network type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE, 'database'); //verify database type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM, 'system'); //verify system type\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION, 'configuration'); //verify config type\n});\n\ntest('ErrorSeverity constants are properly defined', () => {\n  assert.equal(typeof errorTypes.ErrorSeverity, 'object'); //ensure ErrorSeverity exported\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.LOW, 'low'); //verify low severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM, 'medium'); //verify medium severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH, 'high'); //verify high severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL, 'critical'); //verify critical severity\n});\n\ntest('ERROR_STATUS_MAP maps types to correct HTTP status codes', () => {\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION], 400); //validation maps to 400\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION], 401); //auth maps to 401\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION], 403); //authz maps to 403\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND], 404); //not found maps to 404\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT], 429); //rate limit maps to 429\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NETWORK], 502); //network maps to 502\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE], 500); //database maps to 500\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM], 500); //system maps to 500\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_STATUS_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION], 500); //config maps to 500\n});\n\ntest('ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP maps types to correct severity levels', () => {\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.LOW); //validation is low severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.LOW); //auth is low severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM); //authz is medium severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.LOW); //not found is low severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM); //rate limit is medium severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NETWORK], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.MEDIUM); //network is medium severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH); //database is high severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH); //system is high severity\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.ERROR_SEVERITY_MAP[errorTypes.ErrorTypes.CONFIGURATION], errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.CRITICAL); //config is critical severity\n});\n\ntest('getRequestId extracts ID from request headers', () => {\n  const req1 = { headers: { 'x-request-id': 'test-123' } }; //mock request with x-request-id\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.getRequestId(req1), 'test-123'); //should extract x-request-id\n\n  const req2 = { headers: { 'x-correlation-id': 'corr-456' } }; //mock request with x-correlation-id\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.getRequestId(req2), 'corr-456'); //should extract x-correlation-id\n\n  const req3 = { headers: { 'request-id': 'req-789' } }; //mock request with request-id\n  assert.equal(errorTypes.getRequestId(req3), 'req-789'); //should extract request-id\n});\n\ntest('getRequestId generates UUID when no headers available', () => {\n  const req1 = { headers: {} }; //empty headers\n  const id1 = errorTypes.getRequestId(req1); //get generated ID\n  assert.equal(typeof id1, 'string'); //should be string\n  assert.ok(id1.length > 0); //should have content\n\n  const req2 = null; //no request object\n  const id2 = errorTypes.getRequestId(req2); //get generated ID\n  assert.equal(typeof id2, 'string'); //should be string\n  assert.ok(id2.length > 0); //should have content\n\n  assert.notEqual(id1, id2); //different calls should generate different IDs\n});\n\ntest('createStandardError builds properly formatted error object', () => {\n  const context = { userId: 123, action: 'test' }; //sample context\n  const error = errorTypes.createStandardError(\n    'TEST_ERROR',\n    'Test error message',\n    errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION,\n    context\n  );\n\n  assert.equal(error.code, 'TEST_ERROR'); //code should match\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Test error message'); //message should match\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION); //type should match\n  assert.equal(typeof error.timestamp, 'string'); //timestamp should be string\n  assert.equal(typeof error.requestId, 'string'); //requestId should be string\n  assert.equal(error.context.userId, 123); //context should be preserved\n  assert.equal(error.context.action, 'test'); //context should be preserved\n  assert.equal(error.context.req, undefined); //req should be removed\n  assert.equal(error.context.res, undefined); //res should be removed\n});\n\ntest('createStandardError removes req and res from context', () => {\n  const mockReq = { headers: { 'x-request-id': 'test' } }; //mock request\n  const mockRes = { status: () => {} }; //mock response\n  const context = { req: mockReq, res: mockRes, data: 'keep' }; //context with req/res\n\n  const error = errorTypes.createStandardError('TEST', 'message', 'validation', context);\n\n  assert.equal(error.context.req, undefined); //req should be removed\n  assert.equal(error.context.res, undefined); //res should be removed\n  assert.equal(error.context.data, 'keep'); //other data should remain\n});\n\ntest('sendErrorResponse sends JSON with correct status', () => {\n  let capturedStatus; //capture status code\n  let capturedData; //capture response data\n  let statusCalled = false; //track if status was called\n  let jsonCalled = false; //track if json was called\n\n  const mockRes = { //mock response object\n    headersSent: false,\n    status(code) { \n      capturedStatus = code; \n      statusCalled = true;\n      return this; \n    },\n    json(data) { \n      capturedData = data; \n      jsonCalled = true;\n      return this; \n    }\n  };\n\n  const errorObj = { code: 'TEST', message: 'test' }; //sample error object\n  errorTypes.sendErrorResponse(mockRes, 400, errorObj);\n\n  assert.ok(statusCalled); //status should be called\n  assert.ok(jsonCalled); //json should be called\n  assert.equal(capturedStatus, 400); //status should be 400\n  assert.deepEqual(capturedData, { error: errorObj }); //response should wrap error\n});\n\ntest('sendErrorResponse does not send when headers already sent', () => {\n  let statusCalled = false; //track if status was called\n  let jsonCalled = false; //track if json was called\n\n  const mockRes = { //mock response with headers sent\n    headersSent: true,\n    status() { statusCalled = true; return this; },\n    json() { jsonCalled = true; return this; }\n  };\n\n  const errorObj = { code: 'TEST', message: 'test' }; //sample error object\n  errorTypes.sendErrorResponse(mockRes, 400, errorObj);\n\n  assert.ok(!statusCalled); //status should not be called\n  assert.ok(!jsonCalled); //json should not be called\n});\n\ntest('createTypedError creates error with proper classification', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.createTypedError(\n    'Database connection failed',\n    errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE,\n    'DB_CONN_ERROR',\n    { host: 'localhost' }\n  );\n\n  assert.ok(error instanceof Error); //should be Error instance\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Database connection failed'); //message should match\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE); //type should match\n  assert.equal(error.code, 'DB_CONN_ERROR'); //code should match\n  assert.equal(error.statusCode, 500); //status should be mapped from type\n  assert.equal(error.severity, errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.HIGH); //severity should be mapped from type\n  assert.deepEqual(error.context, { host: 'localhost' }); //context should be preserved\n});\n\ntest('createTypedError uses defaults when optional parameters omitted', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.createTypedError(\n    'Simple error',\n    errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION\n  );\n\n  assert.equal(error.code, 'GENERIC_ERROR'); //should use default code\n  assert.deepEqual(error.context, {}); //should use empty context\n  assert.equal(error.statusCode, 400); //should map status from validation type\n  assert.equal(error.severity, errorTypes.ErrorSeverity.LOW); //should map severity from validation type\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.validation creates properly formatted validation error', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.validation('Email is required', 'email', { userId: 123 });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'VALIDATION_ERROR'); //should use validation error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Email is required'); //should use provided message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION); //should be validation type\n  assert.equal(error.context.field, 'email'); //should include field context\n  assert.equal(error.context.userId, 123); //should preserve additional context\n  assert.equal(typeof error.timestamp, 'string'); //should include timestamp\n  assert.equal(typeof error.requestId, 'string'); //should include request ID\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.authentication creates auth error with default message', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.authentication();\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'AUTHENTICATION_ERROR'); //should use auth error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Authentication required'); //should use default message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHENTICATION); //should be auth type\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.authentication accepts custom message and context', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.authentication('Invalid token', { token: 'abc123' });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Invalid token'); //should use custom message\n  assert.equal(error.context.token, 'abc123'); //should include context\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.authorization creates authz error with default message', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.authorization();\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'AUTHORIZATION_ERROR'); //should use authz error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Insufficient permissions'); //should use default message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.AUTHORIZATION); //should be authz type\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.notFound creates resource-specific error', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.notFound('User', { id: 456 });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'NOT_FOUND'); //should use not found error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'User not found'); //should include resource in message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NOT_FOUND); //should be not found type\n  assert.equal(error.context.id, 456); //should include context\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.rateLimit creates rate limit error with default message', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.rateLimit();\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED'); //should use rate limit error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Rate limit exceeded'); //should use default message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.RATE_LIMIT); //should be rate limit type\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.network creates network error with service context', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.network('Connection timeout', 'external-api', { timeout: 5000 });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'NETWORK_ERROR'); //should use network error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Connection timeout'); //should use provided message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.NETWORK); //should be network type\n  assert.equal(error.context.service, 'external-api'); //should include service context\n  assert.equal(error.context.timeout, 5000); //should preserve additional context\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.database creates database error with operation context', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.database('Query failed', 'SELECT', { table: 'users' });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'DATABASE_ERROR'); //should use database error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Query failed'); //should use provided message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.DATABASE); //should be database type\n  assert.equal(error.context.operation, 'SELECT'); //should include operation context\n  assert.equal(error.context.table, 'users'); //should preserve additional context\n});\n\ntest('ErrorFactory.system creates system error with component context', () => {\n  const error = errorTypes.ErrorFactory.system('Memory allocation failed', 'cache', { size: '1GB' });\n  \n  assert.equal(error.code, 'SYSTEM_ERROR'); //should use system error code\n  assert.equal(error.message, 'Memory allocation failed'); //should use provided message\n  assert.equal(error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM); //should be system type\n  assert.equal(error.context.component, 'cache'); //should include component context\n  assert.equal(error.context.size, '1GB'); //should preserve additional context\n});\n\ntest('errorMiddleware handles errors with proper response format', () => {\n  let capturedStatus; //capture status code\n  let capturedData; //capture response data\n  \n  const mockReq = { //mock Express request\n    url: '/api/test',\n    method: 'GET',\n    ip: '127.0.0.1',\n    headers: { 'user-agent': 'test-agent' }\n  };\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock Express response\n    headersSent: false,\n    status(code) { \n      capturedStatus = code; \n      return this; \n    },\n    json(data) { \n      capturedData = data; \n      return this; \n    }\n  };\n  \n  const testError = errorTypes.createTypedError(\n    'Test error',\n    errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION,\n    'TEST_ERROR'\n  ); //create typed error for middleware\n  \n  errorTypes.errorMiddleware(testError, mockReq, mockRes, () => {});\n  \n  assert.equal(capturedStatus, 400); //validation error should return 400\n  assert.ok(capturedData.error); //response should contain error object\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.code, 'TEST_ERROR'); //error code should match\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.message, 'Test error'); //error message should match\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.VALIDATION); //type should match\n});\n\ntest('errorMiddleware defaults untyped errors to system type', () => {\n  let capturedStatus; //capture status code\n  let capturedData; //capture response data\n  \n  const mockReq = { //mock Express request\n    url: '/api/test',\n    method: 'GET',\n    ip: '127.0.0.1',\n    headers: {}\n  };\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock Express response\n    headersSent: false,\n    status(code) { \n      capturedStatus = code; \n      return this; \n    },\n    json(data) { \n      capturedData = data; \n      return this; \n    }\n  };\n  \n  const plainError = new Error('Plain error'); //untyped error\n  \n  errorTypes.errorMiddleware(plainError, mockReq, mockRes, () => {});\n  \n  assert.equal(capturedStatus, 500); //should default to 500 for system error\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.type, errorTypes.ErrorTypes.SYSTEM); //should default to system type\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.code, 'INTERNAL_ERROR'); //should use default error code\n});\n\ntest('errorMiddleware handles headers already sent', () => {\n  let statusCalled = false; //track if status was called\n  let jsonCalled = false; //track if json was called\n  \n  const mockReq = { //mock Express request\n    url: '/api/test',\n    method: 'GET',\n    ip: '127.0.0.1',\n    headers: {}\n  };\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock Express response with headers sent\n    headersSent: true,\n    status() { statusCalled = true; return this; },\n    json() { jsonCalled = true; return this; }\n  };\n  \n  const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n  \n  errorTypes.errorMiddleware(testError, mockReq, mockRes, () => {});\n  \n  assert.ok(!statusCalled); //status should not be called when headers sent\n  assert.ok(!jsonCalled); //json should not be called when headers sent\n});\n\ntest('errorMiddleware handles meta-errors gracefully', () => {\n  let consoleCalled = false; //track console.error calls\n  let fallbackCalled = false; //track fallback response\n  \n  const restoreConsole = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', () => { consoleCalled = true; });\n  \n  const mockReq = { //mock Express request\n    url: '/api/test',\n    method: 'GET',\n    ip: '127.0.0.1',\n    headers: {}\n  };\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock response that throws on sendErrorResponse\n    headersSent: false,\n    status() { return this; },\n    json() { throw new Error('JSON error'); }, //throw on json to trigger meta-error handling\n    end() { fallbackCalled = true; }\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n    errorTypes.errorMiddleware(testError, mockReq, mockRes, () => {});\n    \n    assert.ok(consoleCalled); //console.error should be called for meta-error\n    assert.ok(fallbackCalled); //fallback response should be attempted\n  } finally {\n    restoreConsole(); //restore console stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('handleSimpleError sends basic error response', async () => {\n  let capturedStatus; //capture status code\n  let capturedData; //capture response data\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock Express response\n    headersSent: false,\n    status(code) { \n      capturedStatus = code; \n      return this; \n    },\n    json(data) { \n      capturedData = data; \n      return this; \n    }\n  };\n  \n  const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n  const message = 'Something went wrong'; //error message\n  \n  // Add small delay to allow async operations to complete\n  await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 10));\n  errorTypes.handleSimpleError(mockRes, testError, message);\n  await new Promise(resolve => setTimeout(resolve, 10));\n  \n  assert.equal(capturedStatus, 500); //should return 500 status\n  assert.ok(capturedData.error); //should have error object\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.code, 'INTERNAL_ERROR'); //should use internal error code\n  assert.equal(capturedData.error.message, message); //should use provided message\n  assert.equal(typeof capturedData.error.timestamp, 'string'); //should include timestamp\n});\n\ntest('handleSimpleError includes request context when provided', () => {\n  const mockRes = { //mock Express response\n    headersSent: false,\n    status() { return this; },\n    json() { return this; }\n  };\n  \n  const mockReq = { //mock Express request\n    url: '/api/test',\n    method: 'POST'\n  };\n  \n  const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n  const message = 'Request failed'; //error message\n  \n  // Test passes if no errors are thrown with request context\n  errorTypes.handleSimpleError(mockRes, testError, message, mockReq);\n  assert.ok(true); //test passes if function completes without throwing\n});\n\ntest('handleSimpleError handles meta-errors gracefully', () => {\n  let consoleCalled = false; //track console.error calls\n  let fallbackCalled = false; //track fallback response\n  \n  const restoreConsole = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', () => { consoleCalled = true; });\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock response that throws errors during error response creation\n    headersSent: false,\n    status() { return this; },\n    json() { throw new Error('JSON error'); }, //throw on json to trigger meta-error handling\n    end() { fallbackCalled = true; }\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n    const message = 'Test message'; //error message\n    \n    errorTypes.handleSimpleError(mockRes, testError, message);\n    \n    assert.ok(consoleCalled); //console.error should be called for meta-error  \n    assert.ok(fallbackCalled); //fallback response should be attempted\n  } finally {\n    restoreConsole(); //restore console stub\n  }\n});\n\ntest('handleSimpleError respects headers already sent', () => {\n  let statusCalled = false; //track if status was called\n  let jsonCalled = false; //track if json was called\n  \n  const mockRes = { //mock response with headers sent\n    headersSent: true,\n    status() { statusCalled = true; return this; },\n    json() { jsonCalled = true; return this; }\n  };\n  \n  const testError = new Error('Test error'); //test error\n  const message = 'Test message'; //error message\n  \n  errorTypes.handleSimpleError(mockRes, testError, message);\n  \n  assert.ok(!statusCalled); //status should not be called when headers sent\n  assert.ok(!jsonCalled); //json should not be called when headers sent\n});","size_bytes":21603},"test/index.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\n\nconst pkg = require('../index'); //entry module with exports to verify\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors'); //expected qerrors function\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //expected logger instance\n\n// Scenario: ensure module exports match the library internals\ntest('index exports qerrors and logger', () => {\n  assert.equal(pkg.qerrors, qerrors); //public export matches implementation\n  assert.equal(pkg.logger, logger); //logger exported directly\n  assert.equal(pkg.default, qerrors); //default export provided\n});\n","size_bytes":659},"test/initWarn.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stub helper\n\nfunction loadQerrors() {\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  return require('../lib/qerrors');\n}\n\ntest('warn when limits exceed safe threshold', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup concurrency\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup queue limit\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '2000'; //excessive concurrency\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '2000'; //excessive queue\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  let warned = false; //track warn calls\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => { warned = true; });\n  try {\n    loadQerrors(); //module initialization triggers warning\n    await Promise.resolve(); //allow async logger call\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore logger.warn\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //reset module\n    require('../lib/qerrors'); //reload defaults\n  }\n  assert.equal(warned, true); //expect warning emitted\n});\n\ntest('limits below custom threshold do not warn', async () => { //verify config clamp usage\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup concurrency value\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup queue value\n  const origSafe = process.env.QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD; //backup safe threshold\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '1500'; //value above default threshold\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '1500'; //value above default threshold\n  process.env.QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD = '2000'; //raise threshold so no warn expected\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  let warned = false; //track warn state\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => { warned = true; });\n  try {\n    loadQerrors(); //reload with custom env values\n    await Promise.resolve(); //allow async logger call\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore logger.warn method\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    if (origSafe === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD; } else { process.env.QERRORS_SAFE_THRESHOLD = origSafe; }\n    delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //reset cached module\n    require('../lib/qerrors'); //restore defaults\n  }\n  assert.equal(warned, false); //expect no warning when within custom threshold\n});\n","size_bytes":2989},"test/integration.qerrors.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertions\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing utilities\n\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors'); //module under test\nconst { axiosInstance } = qerrors; //axios instance used by qerrors\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //logger promise instance\n\nfunction createRes() { //minimal express like response mock\n  return {\n    headersSent: false, //flag for header state\n    statusCode: null, //status tracking\n    payload: null, //captured payload\n    status(code) { this.statusCode = code; return this; }, //status setter\n    json(data) { this.payload = data; return this; }, //json payload\n    send(html) { this.payload = html; return this; } //html payload\n  };\n}\n\ntest('qerrors integration logs error and analyzes context', async () => {\n  // Use manual stubbing for wrapped functions (qtests.stubMethod has issues with these)\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => ({ data: { choices: [{ message: { content: { ok: true } } }] } });\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let logArg; //capture logger.error argument\n  const realLogger = await logger; //resolve logger promise\n  const origLog = realLogger.error; //store original function\n  realLogger.error = (...args) => { logArg = args[0]; return origLog.apply(realLogger, args); }; //wrap logger.error to capture call //(wrap to spy while preserving)\n  const origToken = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; //store token to restore after test\n  process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = 'tkn'; //set token for analyzeError to run\n  const res = createRes(); //create mock res\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //sample error\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'spyCtx', {}, res); //invoke qerrors real functions\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis to finish\n  } finally {\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios.post\n    realLogger.error = origLog; //restore logger.error\n    if (origToken === undefined) { delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; } else { process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = origToken; } //restore token after test\n  }\n  assert.ok(logArg.uniqueErrorName); //ensure log contains id\n  assert.equal(logArg.uniqueErrorName, err.uniqueErrorName); //id matches error\n  assert.equal(logArg.context, 'spyCtx'); //verify context was logged correctly\n});\n","size_bytes":2408},"test/logLevel.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing util\nconst winston = require('winston'); //winston stub\n\nfunction reloadLogger() { //reload logger with env changes\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/logger')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/logger');\n}\n\ntest('logger uses QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL env var', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL; //save original value\n  process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL = 'debug'; //set custom level\n  let captured; //capture config\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { level: cfg.level, transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //return stub logger\n  const logger = await reloadLogger();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(captured.level, 'debug'); //logger configured with env level\n    assert.equal((await logger).level, 'debug'); //promise resolves same level\n  } finally {\n    restore();\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL; } else { process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL = orig; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset cache\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger defaults QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL when unset', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL; //store original\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL; //unset for default test\n  let captured; //capture config\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { level: cfg.level, transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //return stub logger\n  const logger = await reloadLogger();\n  try {\n    assert.equal(captured.level, 'info'); //default level used when unset\n    assert.equal((await logger).level, 'info'); //logger exposes default\n  } finally {\n    restore();\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL; } else { process.env.QERRORS_LOG_LEVEL = orig; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset cache\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":2062},"test/logger.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\n\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //logger promise under test\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing utilities\nconst winston = require('winston'); //winston stub to intercept config\nconst DailyRotateFile = require('winston-daily-rotate-file'); //daily rotate stub\nconst fs = require('fs'); //filesystem for stubbing mkdir behaviour\n\nfunction reloadLogger() { //reload logger with current env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/logger')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  // Clear winston-daily-rotate-file from cache to get fresh stub instance\n  const stubPath = require.resolve('winston-daily-rotate-file');\n  delete require.cache[stubPath];\n  return require('../lib/logger');\n}\n\n// Scenario: verify logger exposes basic Winston-style methods\ntest('logger exposes standard logging methods', async () => {\n  const log = await logger; //wait for initialization\n  assert.equal(typeof log.error, 'function'); //error method present\n  assert.equal(typeof log.warn, 'function'); //warn method present\n  assert.equal(typeof log.info, 'function'); //info method present\n});\n\ntest('logger uses daily rotate when QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS set', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS; //store original days\n  const origDisable = process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //store original disable flag\n  process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS = '2'; //enable two day rotation\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //ensure file logs are enabled\n  let captured; //will capture config passed to createLogger\n  \n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', (cfg) => { \n    captured = cfg; \n    return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; \n  }); //include warn for startup check\n  const log = await reloadLogger();\n  await log; //ensure init completed\n  try {\n    // Verify that 2 transports are created and they are DailyRotateFile instances\n    assert.equal(captured.transports.length, 2); //two transports created\n    assert.equal(captured.transports[0].constructor.name, 'DailyRotateFile'); //first is daily rotate\n    assert.equal(captured.transports[1].constructor.name, 'DailyRotateFile'); //second is daily rotate\n    // Verify the maxFiles configuration matches expected pattern for daily retention\n    assert.equal(captured.transports[0].options.maxFiles, '2d'); //retention uses env days\n  } finally {\n    restore();\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS = orig; }\n    if (origDisable === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS = origDisable; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset logger cache\n  }\n});\n\ntest('file transports active when mkdirSync succeeds', async () => {\n  const origDisable = process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //save flag state\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //ensure files allowed\n  let captured; //capture logger config\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //capture transports\n  let callCount = 0; //track mkdir calls\n  const restoreMkdir = qtests.stubMethod(fs.promises, 'mkdir', async () => { callCount++; }); //stub async mkdir\n  const log = await reloadLogger();\n  await log;\n  try {\n    assert.ok(callCount > 0); //directory attempted\n    assert.ok((await log).transports.length >= 2); //file transports configured\n    assert.ok(captured.transports.length >= 2); //logger received file transports\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger();\n    restoreMkdir();\n    if (origDisable === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS = origDisable; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset logger\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger continues with console transport when mkdirSync fails', async () => {\n  const origVerbose = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //save current verbose\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'true'; //ensure console transport\n  let captured; //capture logger config\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', (cfg) => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //include warn for startup check\n  const restoreMkdir = qtests.stubMethod(fs.promises, 'mkdir', async () => { throw new Error('fail'); }); //simulate failure with async mkdir\n  let errMsg; //capture console error message\n  const restoreErr = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', (msg) => { errMsg = msg; });\n  const log = await reloadLogger();\n  await log;\n  try {\n    assert.ok((await log).transports.length > 0); //logger returned usable instance\n    assert.ok(captured.transports.length >= 1); //console transport configured even if files remain\n    assert.ok(errMsg.includes('Failed to create log directory')); //error logged\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger();\n    restoreMkdir();\n    restoreErr();\n    if (origVerbose === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = origVerbose; }\n  reloadLogger(); //reset cached module\n  }\n});\n\ntest('file logs stay disabled after mkdir failure when env unset', async () => {\n  const origVerbose = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //preserve verbose setting\n  const origDisable = process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //preserve disable flag\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'true'; //enable console transport for test\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //simulate no disable env var\n  let captured; //capture logger configuration\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //capture transports\n  const restoreMkdir = qtests.stubMethod(fs.promises, 'mkdir', async () => { throw new Error('fail'); }); //simulate mkdir failure\n  const restoreErr = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', () => {}); //suppress console error output during test\n  const log = await reloadLogger();\n  await log;\n  try {\n    assert.equal(captured.transports.length, 1); //only console transport should be active\n    assert.ok(captured.transports[0] instanceof winston.transports.Console); //verify transport is console\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger();\n    restoreMkdir();\n    restoreErr();\n    if (origVerbose === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = origVerbose; }\n    if (origDisable === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS = origDisable; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset cached module\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger warns when max days zero with file logs', async () => {\n  const origDays = process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS; //save env day setting\n  const origDisable = process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //save disable flag\n  process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS = '0'; //explicit zero days\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //ensure file logs active\n  let warned = false; //track warn call\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { return { transports: cfg.transports, warn: () => { warned = true; }, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //provide stub logger\n  await reloadLogger(); //load module which should warn\n  try {\n    assert.equal(warned, true); //expect warning\n  } finally {\n    restore();\n    if (origDays === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_LOG_MAX_DAYS = origDays; }\n    if (origDisable === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS = origDisable; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset logger\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger defaults to console when mkdir fails and verbose unset', async () => {\n  const origVerbose = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //preserve verbose state\n  const origDisable = process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //preserve disable state\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //unset verbose so fallback logic triggers\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; //allow file logs so mkdir will attempt\n  let captured; //capture logger configuration\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //intercept createLogger\n  const restoreMkdir = qtests.stubMethod(fs.promises, 'mkdir', async () => { throw new Error('fail'); }); //force init failure\n  const restoreErr = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'error', () => {}); //suppress console error\n  const logPromise = await reloadLogger();\n  await logPromise;\n  try {\n    const hasConsole = captured.transports.some(t => t instanceof winston.transports.Console); //look for console transport\n    assert.equal(hasConsole, true); //expect console added\n    assert.ok((await logPromise).transports.length >= 1); //logger exposes transport\n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger();\n    restoreMkdir();\n    restoreErr();\n    if (origVerbose === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = origVerbose; }\n    if (origDisable === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS = origDisable; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset logger cache\n  }\n});\n\n","size_bytes":9511},"test/loggerFunctions.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing util\n\nconst loggerPromise = require('../lib/logger');\nconst { logStart, logReturn } = require('../lib/logger');\n\n// Scenario: logStart logs start message\n\ntest('logStart logs function start', async () => {\n  const log = await loggerPromise;\n  let msg;\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(log, 'info', m => { msg = m; });\n  try {\n    await logStart('fn', { a: 1 });\n  } finally { restore(); }\n  assert.equal(msg, 'fn start {\"a\":1}'); //info logged at start\n});\n\n// Scenario: logReturn logs return message\n\ntest('logReturn logs function return', async () => {\n  const log = await loggerPromise;\n  let msg;\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(log, 'info', m => { msg = m; });\n  try {\n    await logReturn('fn', { b: 2 });\n  } finally { restore(); }\n  assert.equal(msg, 'fn return {\"b\":2}'); //info logged with return value\n});\n","size_bytes":985},"test/maxFreeSockets.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertions\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //reload module to apply env vars\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //clear qerrors cache\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')]; //clear config cache\n  return require('../lib/qerrors'); //return fresh module\n}\n\ntest('axiosInstance honors QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; //save original env value\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = '100'; //set custom free sockets\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload with env variable\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxFreeSockets, 100); //http agent uses env\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxFreeSockets, 100); //https agent uses env\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default max free sockets when env missing', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; //capture original env\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; //unset for default test\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload with defaults\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxFreeSockets, 256); //default http agent value\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxFreeSockets, 256); //default https agent value\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //restore module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default max free sockets with invalid env', () => { //invalid value fallback\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; //preserve original value\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = 'abc'; //set non-numeric\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with invalid env\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxFreeSockets, 256); //default http agent value\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxFreeSockets, 256); //default https agent value\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_FREE_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //clean module state\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":2511},"test/maxSockets.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertions\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //reload qerrors with current env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //remove cached qerrors\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')]; //remove cached config to apply defaults\n  return require('../lib/qerrors'); //return fresh module\n}\n\ntest('axiosInstance honors QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; //save original value\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = '10'; //set custom sockets\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload with env variable\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxSockets, 10); //http agent uses env\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxSockets, 10); //https agent uses env\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //restore module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default max sockets when env missing', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; //capture original env\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; //unset for default test\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload with defaults\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxSockets, 50); //default http agent value\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxSockets, 50); //default https agent value\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default max sockets with invalid env', () => { //invalid value falls back\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; //preserve original\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = 'abc'; //set non-numeric\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with invalid env\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxSockets, 50); //default http agent value\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.httpsAgent.maxSockets, 50); //default https agent value\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //clean module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('max sockets above threshold clamps and warns', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; //remember original sockets value\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = '5000'; //set excessive sockets\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //resolve logger for stubbing\n  let warned = false; //capture warn calls\n  const restoreWarn = require('qtests').stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => { warned = true; });\n  let sockets; //will hold resulting sockets value\n  try {\n    const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with big value\n    sockets = axiosInstance.defaults.httpAgent.maxSockets; //record clamped result\n    await Promise.resolve(); //allow async warn to run\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore logger warn\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_SOCKETS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module state\n  }\n  assert.equal(sockets, 1000); //expect clamp to safe threshold\n  assert.equal(warned, true); //warning should trigger\n});\n","size_bytes":3468},"test/maxTokens.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stub utilities\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //reload module to apply env vars\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/qerrors');\n}\n\nfunction withToken(token) { //temporarily set current provider's API key\n  const currentProvider = process.env.QERRORS_AI_PROVIDER || 'openai';\n  let tokenKey, orig;\n  \n  if (currentProvider === 'google') {\n    tokenKey = 'GOOGLE_API_KEY';\n    orig = process.env.GOOGLE_API_KEY;\n  } else {\n    tokenKey = 'OPENAI_API_KEY';\n    orig = process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY;\n  }\n  \n  if (token === undefined) { delete process.env[tokenKey]; } else { process.env[tokenKey] = token; }\n  return () => { //restore previous value\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env[tokenKey]; } else { process.env[tokenKey] = orig; }\n  };\n}\n\ntest('analyzeError uses QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withToken('tok'); //provide token for API\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; //capture original value\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS = '4096'; //set custom env\n  \n  // Verify that the AI model manager is configured with the correct maxTokens\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/aiModelManager')];\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  \n  // Get the model configuration to verify maxTokens\n  const modelInfo = aiManager.getCurrentModelInfo();\n  const expectedMaxTokens = 4096; // From environment variable\n  \n  try {\n    // Verify the model is configured with the correct maxTokens value\n    // This tests that the environment variable is being read correctly\n    const expectedProvider = process.env.QERRORS_AI_PROVIDER || 'openai';\n    assert.equal(modelInfo.provider, expectedProvider); //verify current provider\n    \n    // The actual verification that maxTokens is used happens at model creation\n    // We can test this by checking that the environment variable is respected\n    const fresh = reloadQerrors(); //reload with new env\n    const err = new Error('tok');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'TOK1';\n    \n    // Mock the analysis to avoid actual API call but verify configuration\n    const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n    let analysisCalled = false;\n    aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n      analysisCalled = true;\n      return { advice: 'test advice' };\n    };\n    \n    await fresh.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(analysisCalled, true); //verify analysis was attempted with configured model\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors();\n    restoreToken();\n  }\n});\n\ntest('analyzeError defaults QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS when unset', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withToken('tok');\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; //save env\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; //unset variable\n  \n  // Verify that default maxTokens is used when environment variable is unset\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/aiModelManager')];\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  \n  try {\n    const fresh = reloadQerrors(); //reload for defaults\n    const err = new Error('def');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'TOKDEF';\n    \n    // Mock the analysis to verify it works with defaults\n    const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n    let analysisCalled = false;\n    aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n      analysisCalled = true;\n      return { advice: 'test advice' };\n    };\n    \n    await fresh.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(analysisCalled, true); //verify analysis works with default maxTokens\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors();\n    restoreToken();\n  }\n});\n\ntest('analyzeError defaults QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS with invalid env', async () => {\n  const restoreToken = withToken('tok');\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; //store current\n  process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS = 'abc'; //invalid value\n  \n  // Verify that invalid maxTokens values fall back to defaults\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/aiModelManager')];\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  \n  try {\n    const fresh = reloadQerrors(); //reload module\n    const err = new Error('bad');\n    err.uniqueErrorName = 'TOKBAD';\n    \n    // Mock the analysis to verify it works with invalid env (falls back to default)\n    const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n    let analysisCalled = false;\n    aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n      analysisCalled = true;\n      return { advice: 'test advice' };\n    };\n    \n    await fresh.analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n    assert.equal(analysisCalled, true); //verify analysis works despite invalid maxTokens env\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors();\n    restoreToken();\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":5347},"test/postWithRetry.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stub utility\n\nconst qerrorsModule = require('../lib/qerrors'); //module under test\nconst { postWithRetry, axiosInstance } = qerrorsModule; //target helper and axios\n\nfunction withRetryEnv(retry, base, max) { //temporarily set retry env vars\n  const origRetry = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; //save attempts\n  const origBase = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; //save base delay\n  const origMax = process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; //save cap delay\n  if (retry === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = String(retry); }\n  if (base === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS = String(base); }\n  if (max === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS = String(max); }\n  return () => { //restore env vars\n    if (origRetry === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = origRetry; }\n    if (origBase === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_BASE_MS = origBase; }\n    if (origMax === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_RETRY_MAX_MS = origMax; }\n  };\n}\n\ntest('postWithRetry adds jitter to wait time', async () => {\n  const restoreEnv = withRetryEnv(1, 100); //set small base for test\n  let callCount = 0; //track axios.post calls\n  // Use manual stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with wrapped functions\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => { //stub axios\n    callCount++; //increment on each call\n    if (callCount === 1) { throw new Error('fail'); } //fail first\n    return { ok: true }; //succeed second\n  };\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let waited; //capture wait duration\n  const restoreTimeout = qtests.stubMethod(global, 'setTimeout', (fn, ms) => { waited = ms; fn(); }); //capture delay and run immediately\n  const origRandom = Math.random; //keep original random\n  Math.random = () => 0.5; //predictable jitter\n  try {\n    const res = await postWithRetry('url', {}); //call helper\n    assert.equal(res.ok, true); //success after retry\n    assert.equal(callCount, 2); //called twice\n    assert.ok(waited >= 100 && waited < 200); //jitter range check\n  } finally {\n    Math.random = origRandom; //restore Math.random\n    restoreTimeout(); //restore timeout\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios\n    restoreEnv(); //restore env\n  }\n});\n\ntest('postWithRetry uses defaults with invalid env', async () => { //invalid values fallback to defaults\n  const restoreEnv = withRetryEnv('abc', 'abc'); //set invalid strings\n  let callCount = 0; //track axios calls\n  // Use manual stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with wrapped functions\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => { //stub post\n    callCount++; //increment each time\n    if (callCount === 1) { throw new Error('fail'); } //first call fails\n    return { ok: true }; //success second\n  };\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let waited; //capture delay used\n  const restoreTimeout = qtests.stubMethod(global, 'setTimeout', (fn, ms) => { waited = ms; fn(); }); //intercept timeout\n  const origRandom = Math.random; //save random\n  Math.random = () => 0.5; //predictable jitter\n  try {\n    const res = await postWithRetry('url', {}); //invoke helper\n    assert.equal(res.ok, true); //successful result\n    assert.equal(callCount, 2); //one retry\n    assert.ok(waited >= 100 && waited < 200); //default base of 100 used\n  } finally {\n    Math.random = origRandom; //restore random\n    restoreTimeout(); //restore timeout\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios\n    restoreEnv(); //restore env vars\n  }\n});\n\ntest('postWithRetry enforces backoff cap', async () => { //cap ensures wait time not excessive\n  const restoreEnv = withRetryEnv(1, 300, 400); //set base and cap\n  let callCount = 0; //track axios calls\n  // Use manual stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with wrapped functions\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => { //stub post\n    callCount++; //increment each time\n    if (callCount === 1) { throw new Error('fail'); } //fail first\n    return { ok: true }; //succeed second\n  };\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let waited; //capture capped wait\n  const restoreTimeout = qtests.stubMethod(global, 'setTimeout', (fn, ms) => { waited = ms; fn(); }); //capture delay\n  const origRandom = Math.random; //save random\n  Math.random = () => 0.5; //predictable jitter\n  try {\n    const res = await postWithRetry('url', {}); //invoke helper\n    assert.equal(res.ok, true); //successful result\n    assert.equal(waited, 400); //delay capped at 400\n  } finally {\n    Math.random = origRandom; //restore random\n    restoreTimeout(); //restore timeout\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios\n    restoreEnv(); //restore env\n  }\n});\n\ntest('postWithRetry uses Retry-After header for rate limit', async () => { //header controls wait\n  const restoreEnv = withRetryEnv(1, 100); //set base delay\n  const err = new Error('rate'); //error for first attempt\n  err.response = { status: 429, headers: { 'retry-after': '1' } }; //429 with header\n  let count = 0; //track calls\n  // Use manual stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with wrapped functions\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => { //stub axios\n    count++; //increment each call\n    if (count === 1) { throw err; } //fail first attempt\n    return { ok: true }; //succeed second\n  };\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let waited; //capture wait time\n  const restoreTimeout = qtests.stubMethod(global, 'setTimeout', (fn, ms) => { waited = ms; fn(); }); //capture delay\n  try {\n    const res = await postWithRetry('url', {}); //invoke helper\n    assert.equal(res.ok, true); //success after retry\n    assert.equal(waited, 1000); //wait from header used\n  } finally {\n    restoreTimeout(); //restore timeout\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios\n    restoreEnv(); //restore env\n  }\n});\n\ntest('postWithRetry doubles delay when rate limit header missing', async () => { //extend backoff\n  const restoreEnv = withRetryEnv(1, 100); //use default cap\n  const err = new Error('unavail'); //error for first attempt\n  err.response = { status: 503, headers: {} }; //503 without header\n  let count = 0; //track calls\n  // Use manual stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with wrapped functions\n  const originalPost = axiosInstance.post;\n  axiosInstance.post = async () => { //stub axios\n    count++; //increment each call\n    if (count === 1) { throw err; } //fail first\n    return { ok: true }; //succeed second\n  };\n  const restoreAxios = () => { axiosInstance.post = originalPost; };\n  let waited; //capture backoff\n  const restoreTimeout = qtests.stubMethod(global, 'setTimeout', (fn, ms) => { waited = ms; fn(); }); //capture delay\n  const origRandom = Math.random; //store random\n  Math.random = () => 0.5; //predictable jitter\n  try {\n    const res = await postWithRetry('url', {}); //call helper\n    assert.equal(res.ok, true); //succeeded after retry\n    assert.equal(waited, 300); //100 base +50 jitter doubled\n  } finally {\n    Math.random = origRandom; //restore random\n    restoreTimeout(); //restore timeout\n    restoreAxios(); //restore axios\n    restoreEnv(); //restore env\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":7713},"test/qerrors.test.js":{"content":"\nconst test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //qtests stubbing utilities\n\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors'); //module under test\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger'); //winston logger stubbed during tests\n\n\nfunction createRes() { //construct minimal Express-like response mock\n  return {\n    headersSent: false, //simulates whether headers have been sent\n    statusCode: null, //captured status for assertions\n    payload: null, //body content returned by status/json/send\n    status(code) { this.statusCode = code; return this; }, //chainable setter\n    json(data) { this.payload = data; return this; }, //capture JSON payload\n    send(html) { this.payload = html; return this; } //capture HTML output\n  };\n}\n\nasync function stubDeps(loggerFn, analyzeFn) { //create combined stub utility for tests using qtests\n  const realLogger = await logger; //wait for logger instance\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(realLogger, 'error', loggerFn); //stub logger.error with qtests\n  \n  // Use manual stubbing for analyzeError since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n  const originalAnalyzeError = qerrors.analyzeError;\n  qerrors.analyzeError = analyzeFn;\n  const restoreAnalyze = () => { qerrors.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; };\n  \n  return () => { //return unified restore\n    restoreLogger(); //restore logger.error after each test\n    restoreAnalyze(); //restore analyzeError after each test\n  };\n}\n\n// Scenario: standard JSON error handling and next() invocation\ntest('qerrors logs and responds with json then calls next', async () => {\n  let logged; //capture logger output for assertions\n  const restore = await stubDeps((err) => { logged = err; }, async () => 'adv'); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response object\n  const req = { headers: {} }; //minimal request object\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //sample error to handle\n  let nextArg; //store argument passed to next()\n  const next = (e) => { nextArg = e; }; //spy for next()\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', req, res, next);\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.ok(err.uniqueErrorName); //unique id added to error\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, 500); //status defaults to 500\n  assert.deepEqual(res.payload.error.uniqueErrorName, err.uniqueErrorName); //response includes id\n  assert.deepEqual(logged.uniqueErrorName, err.uniqueErrorName); //logged same id\n  assert.equal(nextArg, err); //next called with error\n});\n\n// Scenario: send HTML when browser requests it\ntest('qerrors sends html when accept header requests it', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response object to capture html\n  const req = { headers: { accept: 'text/html' } }; //request asking for html\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //sample error to send\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', req, res);\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, 500); //html response uses error status\n  assert.ok(typeof res.payload === 'string'); //payload is html string\n});\n\n// Scenario: sanitize html output to avoid injection\ntest('qerrors escapes html content', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response object\n  const req = { headers: { accept: 'text/html' } }; //requesting html\n  const err = new Error('<script>boom</script>'); //error message containing html\n  err.stack = '<script>stack</script>'; //custom stack with html\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', req, res);\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.ok(!res.payload.includes('<script>')); //ensure raw tag removed\n  assert.ok(res.payload.includes('&lt;script&gt;')); //escaped content present\n});\n\n// Scenario: use statusCode from error object in json response\ntest('qerrors honors error.statusCode in json', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response for json\n  const req = { headers: {} }; //no html accept header\n  const err = new Error('not found'); //error with custom status\n  err.statusCode = 404; //status code to verify\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', req, res); //invoke handler with status\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, 404); //expect custom code set in response\n  assert.equal(res.payload.error.statusCode, 404); //json includes status code\n});\n\n// Scenario: use statusCode from error object in html response\ntest('qerrors honors error.statusCode in html', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response for html\n  const req = { headers: { accept: 'text/html' } }; //html accept header\n  const err = new Error('not found'); //error with custom status\n  err.statusCode = 404; //status code to verify\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', req, res); //invoke handler with status and html\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, 404); //expect custom code set in response\n  assert.ok(res.payload.includes('Error: 404')); //html output reflects code\n});\n\n// Scenario: skip response when headers already sent\ntest('qerrors does nothing when headers already sent', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const res = createRes(); //mock response object with headers already sent\n  res.headersSent = true; //simulate Express sending headers prior\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //error to pass into handler\n  let nextCalled = false; //track if next() invoked\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', {}, res, () => { nextCalled = true; });\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.equal(res.statusCode, null); //handler skipped sending response\n  assert.equal(nextCalled, false); //next not called when headersSent\n});\n\n// Scenario: operate without Express objects\ntest('qerrors handles absence of req res and next', async () => {\n  let logged; //capture logger output\n  const restore = await stubDeps((err) => { logged = err; }, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //error for generic usage\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err);\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.ok(err.uniqueErrorName); //middleware assigned id\n  assert.equal(logged.context, 'unknown context'); //default context logged\n});\n\n// Scenario: still call next when res is undefined\ntest('qerrors calls next without res', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  const err = new Error('boom'); //error when res missing\n  let nextArg; //captured arg for next()\n  try {\n    await qerrors(err, 'ctx', undefined, undefined, (e) => { nextArg = e; });\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n  assert.equal(nextArg, err); //next receives original error\n});\n\n// Scenario: warn and exit when called without an error\ntest('qerrors exits if no error provided', async () => {\n  const restore = await stubDeps(() => {}, async () => {}); //stub logger and analyze with helper\n  let warned = false; //track if warn was called\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(console, 'warn', () => { warned = true; }); //use qtests to stub console.warn\n  try {\n    await qerrors(null, 'ctx');\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 0)); //wait for queued analysis completion\n    assert.equal(warned, true); //warn called when missing error\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore console.warn after test\n    restore(); //restore all stubs after test\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":8737},"test/queue.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stub utilities\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //load fresh module with env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  return require('../lib/qerrors');\n}\n\ntest('scheduleAnalysis rejects when queue exceeds limit', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //save original concurrency\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //save original queue limit\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '1'; //one concurrent analysis\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '1'; //allow single queued item\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload with env vars\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  let logged; //capture logged error\n  const restoreLog = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'error', (e) => { logged = e; });\n  // Use manual stubbing for analyzeError since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n  const originalAnalyzeError = qerrors.analyzeError;\n  qerrors.analyzeError = async () => {\n    return new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 20)); //simulate long analysis\n  };\n  const restoreAnalyze = () => { qerrors.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; };\n  try {\n    qerrors(new Error('one')); //first call fills active slot\n    qerrors(new Error('two')); //second call should exceed queue limit\n    qerrors(new Error('three')); //third call also exceeds queue limit\n    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 30)); //wait for processing\n  } finally {\n    restoreLog(); //restore logger stub\n    restoreAnalyze(); //restore analyze stub\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module\n  }\n  assert.ok(logged instanceof Error); //expect error object logged\n  assert.equal(logged.message, 'queue full'); //message indicates queue full\n});\n\ntest('queue reject count increments when queue exceeds limit', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup env\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup env\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '1'; //force single concurrency\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '1'; //allow one queued before rejection\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload to apply env\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => {}); //silence warn\n  const restoreError = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'error', () => {}); //silence err\n  // Use manual stubbing for analyzeError since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n  const originalAnalyzeError = qerrors.analyzeError;\n  qerrors.analyzeError = async () => {\n    return new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 20)); //simulate analysis time\n  };\n  const restoreAnalyze = () => { qerrors.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; };\n  try {\n    qerrors(new Error('one')); //consume active slot\n    qerrors(new Error('two')); //first rejection increments counter\n    qerrors(new Error('three')); //second rejection increments counter\n    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 30)); //allow tasks\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore warn stub\n    restoreError(); //restore error stub\n    restoreAnalyze(); //restore analyze stub\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset state\n  }\n  assert.equal(qerrors.getQueueRejectCount(), 2); //expect two rejections\n});\n\ntest('getQueueLength reflects queued analyses', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup env\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup env\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '1'; //force single concurrency\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '2'; //allow one queued item\n  process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY = 'tkn'; //enable analyzeError path\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload to apply env\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => {}); //silence warn\n  const restoreError = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'error', () => {}); //silence err\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to simulate delayed analysis\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => {\n    return new Promise((r) => setTimeout(() => r({ advice: 'test' }), 20)); //simulate delay\n  };\n  \n  try {\n    qerrors(new Error('one')); //consume concurrency slot\n    qerrors(new Error('two')); //queued under limit\n    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 15)); //allow queue update\n    assert.equal(qerrors.getQueueLength(), 1); //expect one item queued\n    await new Promise((r) => setTimeout(r, 30)); //allow tasks\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn(); //restore warn stub\n    restoreError(); //restore error stub\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //restore AI manager\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    delete process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY; //cleanup token\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('scheduleAnalysis uses defaults on invalid env', () => { //verify helper fallback\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = 'abc'; //invalid concurrency\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = 'abc'; //invalid queue limit\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')]; //reload config\n  const cfg = require('../lib/config'); //load fresh config\n  try {\n    assert.equal(cfg.getInt('QERRORS_CONCURRENCY'), 5); //falls back to default\n    assert.equal(cfg.getInt('QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT'), 100); //falls back to default\n  } finally {\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')]; //reset module\n    require('../lib/config'); //reapply defaults\n  }\n});\n\ntest('queue never exceeds limit under high concurrency', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup env\n  const origQueue = process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; //backup env\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '3'; //allow more active analyses\n  process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = '1'; //only one queued task\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload config vars\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => {}); //silence warn\n  const restoreError = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'error', () => {}); //silence error\n  // Use manual stubbing for analyzeError since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n  const originalAnalyzeError = qerrors.analyzeError;\n  qerrors.analyzeError = async () => new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 20)); //simulate work\n  const restoreAnalyze = () => { qerrors.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; };\n  try {\n    qerrors(new Error('one')); //start first analysis\n    qerrors(new Error('two')); //rejected since limit reached\n    qerrors(new Error('three')); //rejected since limit reached\n    qerrors(new Error('four')); //rejected since limit reached\n    qerrors(new Error('five')); //another rejection due to limit\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 50)); //allow processing\n  } finally {\n    restoreWarn();\n    restoreError();\n    restoreAnalyze();\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origQueue === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_QUEUE_LIMIT = origQueue; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset state\n  }\n  assert.ok(qerrors.getQueueLength() <= 1); //queue length at most limit\n  assert.equal(qerrors.getQueueRejectCount(), 4); //four tasks rejected\n});\n\ntest('metrics stop when queue drains then restart on new analysis', async () => {\n  const origConc = process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; //backup concurrency\n  const origInterval = process.env.QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS; //backup metric interval\n  \n  // Ensure we have the right API key for the current provider\n  const currentProvider = process.env.QERRORS_AI_PROVIDER || 'openai';\n  const tokenKey = currentProvider === 'google' ? 'GOOGLE_API_KEY' : 'OPENAI_API_KEY';\n  const origToken = process.env[tokenKey];\n  process.env[tokenKey] = 'test-token'; //ensure token exists for analysis path\n  \n  const realSet = global.setInterval; //save original setInterval\n  const realClear = global.clearInterval; //save original clearInterval\n  let startCount = 0; //track interval creation\n  global.setInterval = (fn, ms) => { startCount++; fn(); return { unref() {} }; }; //simulate immediate tick\n  global.clearInterval = () => {}; //noop for test\n  process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = '1'; //single task\n  process.env.QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS = '5'; //fast metrics\n  const qerrors = reloadQerrors(); //reload with env\n  const logger = await require('../lib/logger'); //logger instance\n  let metrics = 0; //metric log count\n  const restoreInfo = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'info', (m) => { if (String(m).startsWith('metrics')) metrics++; });\n  const restoreWarn = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'warn', () => {}); //silence warn\n  const restoreError = qtests.stubMethod(logger, 'error', () => {}); //silence error\n  \n  // Mock the AI model manager to avoid actual API calls\n  const { getAIModelManager } = require('../lib/aiModelManager');\n  const aiManager = getAIModelManager();\n  const originalAnalyzeError = aiManager.analyzeError;\n  aiManager.analyzeError = async () => new Promise(r => setTimeout(() => r({ advice: 'test' }), 10));\n  \n  try {\n    qerrors(new Error('one')); //start first analysis\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 20)); //wait for completion\n    const first = metrics; //capture metric count\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 5)); //allow stopQueueMetrics\n    qerrors(new Error('two')); //restart queue\n    await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, 20)); //wait for run\n    assert.ok(metrics > first); //metrics resumed\n    assert.equal(startCount, 3); //cleanup once and metrics twice\n  } finally {\n    global.setInterval = realSet; //restore interval\n    global.clearInterval = realClear; //restore clear\n    restoreInfo();\n    restoreWarn();\n    restoreError();\n    aiManager.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; //restore AI manager\n    if (origConc === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY; } else { process.env.QERRORS_CONCURRENCY = origConc; }\n    if (origInterval === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS; } else { process.env.QERRORS_METRIC_INTERVAL_MS = origInterval; }\n    if (origToken === undefined) { delete process.env[tokenKey]; } else { process.env[tokenKey] = origToken; } //restore token\n    reloadQerrors();\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":11682},"test/serviceName.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing helper\nconst winston = require('winston'); //stubbed winston module\n\nfunction reloadLogger() { //reload logger with current env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/logger')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/logger');\n}\n\ntest('logger uses QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME env var', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME; //save original value\n  process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME = 'svc'; //set custom name\n  let captured; //will capture config passed to createLogger\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', (cfg) => { captured = cfg; return { defaultMeta: cfg.defaultMeta, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //include warn for startup check\n  const logger = await reloadLogger(); //reload module and await\n  try {\n    assert.equal(captured.defaultMeta.service, 'svc'); //verify custom service\n    assert.equal((await logger).defaultMeta.service, 'svc'); //logger carries meta\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stubbed method\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME; } else { process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME = orig; }\n    reloadLogger(); //reset cache\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger defaults QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME when unset', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME; //store original\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME; //unset for default test\n  let captured; //capture config\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', (cfg) => { captured = cfg; return { defaultMeta: cfg.defaultMeta, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //include warn for startup check\n  const logger = await reloadLogger(); //reload module and await\n  try {\n    assert.equal(captured.defaultMeta.service, 'qerrors'); //uses default\n    assert.equal((await logger).defaultMeta.service, 'qerrors'); //logger meta default\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stub\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME; } else { process.env.QERRORS_SERVICE_NAME = orig; }\n    reloadLogger(); //restore cache\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":2238},"test/timeout.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //strict assertion helpers\n\nfunction reloadQerrors() { //helper to reload module with current env\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')]; //remove cached module\n  return require('../lib/qerrors'); //reload qerrors fresh\n}\n\ntest('axiosInstance honors QERRORS_TIMEOUT', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; //save existing value\n  process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT = '1234'; //set custom timeout for test\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with env\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.timeout, 1234); //timeout matches env\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //restore module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default timeout when env missing', () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; //capture original env\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; //remove to test default\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload module with defaults\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.timeout, 10000); //default set\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module state\n  }\n});\n\ntest('axiosInstance uses default timeout with invalid env', () => { //invalid value fallback\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; //save current env\n  process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT = 'abc'; //set invalid\n  const { axiosInstance } = reloadQerrors(); //reload with invalid value\n  try {\n    assert.equal(axiosInstance.defaults.timeout, 10000); //should use default\n  } finally {\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT; } else { process.env.QERRORS_TIMEOUT = orig; }\n    reloadQerrors(); //reset module\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":1936},"test/verbose.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stubbing util\nconst winston = require('winston'); //winston stub\n\nfunction reloadLogger() { //reload logger for each test\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/logger')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  return require('../lib/logger');\n}\n\ntest('logger adds Console transport when verbose true', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //save original env\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'true'; //enable console logging\n  let captured; //will hold config passed in\n  let warned = false; //track verbose warning\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn: () => { warned = true; }, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //capture transports and watch warn\n  const logger = await reloadLogger(); //load module under new env\n  await logger;\n  try {\n    const hasConsole = captured.transports.some(t => t instanceof winston.transports.Console); //check captured transports\n    assert.equal(hasConsole, true); //expect console present\n    assert.equal(logger.transports.length, captured.transports.length); //logger returns same transports\n    assert.equal(warned, true); //expect startup warning\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stub\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = orig; } //restore env\n    reloadLogger(); //clear cache\n  }\n});\n\ntest('logger excludes Console transport when verbose false', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //save env\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'false'; //disable console\n  let captured; //hold config\n  const restore = qtests.stubMethod(winston, 'createLogger', cfg => { captured = cfg; return { transports: cfg.transports, warn() {}, info() {}, error() {} }; }); //capture transports with warn for startup check\n  const logger = await reloadLogger(); //reload module\n  await logger;\n  try {\n    const hasConsole = captured.transports.some(t => t instanceof winston.transports.Console); //detect console\n    assert.equal(hasConsole, false); //expect none\n    assert.equal(logger.transports.length, captured.transports.length); //verify exports\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //cleanup stub\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = orig; } //restore env\n    reloadLogger(); //reset\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":2559},"test/verboseLog.test.js":{"content":"const test = require('node:test'); //node test runner\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict'); //assert helpers\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //stub utility\n\n// Create a quiet version of stubMethod that doesn't log\nfunction quietStubMethod(obj, methodName, stubFn) {\n  // Don't use qtests.stubMethod at all to avoid its logging\n  // Implement our own simple stubbing that doesn't log\n  if (typeof obj !== 'object' || obj === null) {\n    throw new Error(`stubMethod expected object but received ${obj}`);\n  }\n  if (!(methodName in obj)) {\n    throw new Error(`stubMethod could not find ${methodName} on provided object`);\n  }\n  if (typeof stubFn !== 'function') {\n    throw new Error('stubMethod stubFn must be a function');\n  }\n  \n  const originalMethod = obj[methodName];\n  const hadOwn = Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(obj, methodName);\n  \n  obj[methodName] = stubFn;\n  \n  return function restore() {\n    if (hadOwn) {\n      obj[methodName] = originalMethod;\n    } else {\n      delete obj[methodName];\n    }\n  };\n}\n\nfunction runAnalyze() {\n  // Re-require both config and qerrors modules to ensure they pick up current environment variables\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/config')];\n  delete require.cache[require.resolve('../lib/qerrors')];\n  const { analyzeError } = require('../lib/qerrors');\n  const err = new Error('v');\n  err.name = 'AxiosError'; //trigger early return path\n  return analyzeError(err, 'ctx');\n}\n\ntest('verboseLog uses console when QERRORS_VERBOSE=true', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //save original env\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'true'; //enable verbose output\n  let logged = false; //track console.log usage\n  const restore = quietStubMethod(console, 'log', () => { logged = true; });\n  try {\n    await runAnalyze(); //invoke analyzeError which calls verboseLog\n    assert.equal(logged, true); //expect console.log called\n  } finally {\n    restore(); //restore stubbed log\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = orig; } //restore env\n  }\n});\n\ntest('verboseLog skips console when QERRORS_VERBOSE=false', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //store env\n  process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'false'; //disable verbose output\n  \n  let logged = false; //track calls\n  let loggedMessage = ''; //capture the message\n  \n  const restoreLog = quietStubMethod(console, 'log', (msg) => { \n    logged = true; \n    loggedMessage = msg;\n  });\n  const restoreError = quietStubMethod(console, 'error', () => {}); // Also stub console.error to avoid interference\n  \n  try {\n    await runAnalyze(); //run analyzeError with verbose disabled\n    assert.equal(logged, false, `console.log should not run but was called with: \"${loggedMessage}\"`); //console.log should not run\n  } finally {\n    restoreLog(); //cleanup log stub\n    restoreError(); //cleanup error stub\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = orig; } //reset env\n  }\n});\n\ntest('verboseLog uses console when QERRORS_VERBOSE unset (defaults to true)', async () => {\n  const orig = process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //capture original value\n  delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; //unset variable to test default behavior\n  let logged = false; //track usage\n  const restoreLog = quietStubMethod(console, 'log', () => { logged = true; });\n  const restoreError = quietStubMethod(console, 'error', () => {}); // Also stub console.error to avoid interference\n  try {\n    await runAnalyze(); //execute analyzeError\n    assert.equal(logged, true); //expect console output by default\n  } finally {\n    restoreLog(); //restore log stub\n    restoreError(); //restore error stub\n    if (orig === undefined) { delete process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE; } else { process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = orig; } //restore value\n  }\n});\n","size_bytes":3879},"lib/aiModelManager.js":{"content":"/**\n * AI Model Manager - LangChain Integration for qerrors\n * \n * This module provides a unified interface for different AI models using LangChain,\n * allowing easy switching between OpenAI, Anthropic, and other providers while\n * maintaining consistent error analysis functionality.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Uses LangChain for standardized model interaction across providers\n * - Maintains backward compatibility with existing OpenAI integration\n * - Provides factory pattern for easy model switching via environment variables\n * - Includes graceful fallback when models are unavailable\n * - Supports both streaming and non-streaming responses\n */\n\nconst { ChatOpenAI } = require('@langchain/openai');\nconst { ChatGoogleGenerativeAI } = require('@langchain/google-genai');\nconst { HumanMessage } = require('@langchain/core/messages');\nconst config = require('./config');\nconst { verboseLog } = require('./utils');\n\n/**\n * Supported AI Model Providers\n * \n * Purpose: Defines available model providers and their configurations\n */\nconst MODEL_PROVIDERS = {\n    OPENAI: 'openai',\n    GOOGLE: 'google',\n    // Future providers can be added here\n    // ANTHROPIC: 'anthropic',\n    // COHERE: 'cohere'\n};\n\n/**\n * Model Configuration Registry\n * \n * Purpose: Centralizes model-specific settings and capabilities\n */\nconst MODEL_CONFIGS = {\n    [MODEL_PROVIDERS.OPENAI]: {\n        models: {\n            'gpt-4o': { maxTokens: 4096, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gpt-4o-mini': { maxTokens: 4096, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gpt-4': { maxTokens: 4096, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gpt-3.5-turbo': { maxTokens: 4096, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 }\n        },\n        defaultModel: 'gpt-4o',\n        requiredEnvVars: ['OPENAI_API_KEY']\n    },\n    [MODEL_PROVIDERS.GOOGLE]: {\n        models: {\n            'gemini-2.5-flash-lite': { maxTokens: 8192, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gemini-2.0-flash-exp': { maxTokens: 8192, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gemini-pro': { maxTokens: 8192, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gemini-1.5-pro': { maxTokens: 8192, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 },\n            'gemini-1.5-flash': { maxTokens: 8192, temperature: 0.1, topP: 1 }\n        },\n        defaultModel: 'gemini-2.5-flash-lite',\n        requiredEnvVars: ['GOOGLE_API_KEY']\n    }\n};\n\n/**\n * LangChain Model Factory\n * \n * Purpose: Creates configured model instances based on provider and model name\n */\nfunction createLangChainModel(provider = MODEL_PROVIDERS.OPENAI, modelName = null) {\n    const providerConfig = MODEL_CONFIGS[provider];\n    if (!providerConfig) {\n        throw new Error(`Unsupported AI provider: ${provider}`);\n    }\n\n    // Check required environment variables\n    const missingVars = providerConfig.requiredEnvVars.filter(envVar => !process.env[envVar]);\n    if (missingVars.length > 0) {\n        throw new Error(`Missing required environment variables for ${provider}: ${missingVars.join(', ')}`);\n    }\n\n    const selectedModel = modelName || providerConfig.defaultModel;\n    const modelConfig = providerConfig.models[selectedModel];\n    \n    if (!modelConfig) {\n        throw new Error(`Unsupported model ${selectedModel} for provider ${provider}`);\n    }\n\n    switch (provider) {\n        case MODEL_PROVIDERS.OPENAI:\n            return new ChatOpenAI({\n                modelName: selectedModel,\n                temperature: modelConfig.temperature,\n                maxTokens: parseInt(process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS) || modelConfig.maxTokens,\n                topP: modelConfig.topP,\n                openAIApiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY,\n                verbose: process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true'\n            });\n        \n        case MODEL_PROVIDERS.GOOGLE:\n            return new ChatGoogleGenerativeAI({\n                modelName: selectedModel,\n                temperature: modelConfig.temperature,\n                maxOutputTokens: parseInt(process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS) || modelConfig.maxTokens,\n                topP: modelConfig.topP,\n                apiKey: process.env.GOOGLE_API_KEY,\n                verbose: process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true'\n            });\n        \n        default:\n            throw new Error(`Model creation not implemented for provider: ${provider}`);\n    }\n}\n\n/**\n * AI Model Manager Class\n * \n * Purpose: Provides a unified interface for AI error analysis across different providers\n */\nclass AIModelManager {\n    constructor() {\n        this.currentProvider = process.env.QERRORS_AI_PROVIDER || MODEL_PROVIDERS.OPENAI;\n        this.currentModel = process.env.QERRORS_AI_MODEL || null;\n        this.modelInstance = null;\n        this.initializeModel();\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Initialize the AI model based on configuration\n     */\n    initializeModel() {\n        try {\n            this.modelInstance = createLangChainModel(this.currentProvider, this.currentModel);\n            verboseLog(`AI Model Manager initialized with provider: ${this.currentProvider}, model: ${this.currentModel || 'default'}`);\n        } catch (error) {\n            verboseLog(`Failed to initialize AI model: ${error.message}`);\n            this.modelInstance = null;\n        }\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Switch to a different AI model\n     */\n    switchModel(provider, modelName = null) {\n        try {\n            this.currentProvider = provider;\n            this.currentModel = modelName;\n            this.modelInstance = createLangChainModel(provider, modelName);\n            verboseLog(`Switched to AI provider: ${provider}, model: ${modelName || 'default'}`);\n            return true;\n        } catch (error) {\n            verboseLog(`Failed to switch AI model: ${error.message}`);\n            return false;\n        }\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Get information about the current model\n     */\n    getCurrentModelInfo() {\n        return {\n            provider: this.currentProvider,\n            model: this.currentModel || MODEL_CONFIGS[this.currentProvider]?.defaultModel,\n            available: this.modelInstance !== null\n        };\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * List available models for a provider\n     */\n    getAvailableModels(provider = this.currentProvider) {\n        const providerConfig = MODEL_CONFIGS[provider];\n        if (!providerConfig) {\n            return [];\n        }\n        return Object.keys(providerConfig.models);\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Analyze error using LangChain model with qerrors-compatible options\n     * \n     * Purpose: Provides AI-powered error analysis using the configured model\n     * while preserving the same prompt engineering and response handling as the original\n     */\n    async analyzeError(errorPrompt) {\n        if (!this.modelInstance) {\n            verboseLog('No AI model available for error analysis');\n            return null;\n        }\n\n        try {\n            verboseLog(`Analyzing error with ${this.currentProvider} model`);\n            \n            // Create a new model instance with qerrors-specific options for this request\n            const analysisModel = this.createAnalysisModel();\n            \n            const messages = [new HumanMessage(errorPrompt)];\n            const response = await analysisModel.invoke(messages);\n            \n            let advice = response.content;\n            \n            // Parse JSON response handling both OpenAI and Gemini formats\n            if (typeof advice === 'string') {\n                try { \n                    // Remove markdown code blocks if present (Gemini often wraps JSON in ```json blocks)\n                    let cleanedAdvice = advice.trim();\n                    if (cleanedAdvice.startsWith('```json') && cleanedAdvice.endsWith('```')) {\n                        cleanedAdvice = cleanedAdvice.slice(7, -3).trim();\n                    } else if (cleanedAdvice.startsWith('```') && cleanedAdvice.endsWith('```')) {\n                        cleanedAdvice = cleanedAdvice.slice(3, -3).trim();\n                    }\n                    advice = JSON.parse(cleanedAdvice); \n                } catch { \n                    advice = null; \n                }\n            }\n\n            verboseLog(`AI analysis completed successfully`);\n            return advice;\n\n        } catch (error) {\n            verboseLog(`AI analysis failed: ${error.message}`);\n            return null;\n        }\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Create a model instance with qerrors-specific configuration options\n     * \n     * Purpose: Applies the same parameters that were used in the original axios implementation\n     */\n    createAnalysisModel() {\n        const providerConfig = MODEL_CONFIGS[this.currentProvider];\n        const selectedModel = this.currentModel || providerConfig.defaultModel;\n        const modelConfig = providerConfig.models[selectedModel];\n\n        switch (this.currentProvider) {\n            case MODEL_PROVIDERS.OPENAI:\n                return new ChatOpenAI({\n                    modelName: selectedModel,\n                    temperature: 1, // Creative but focused suggestions, balanced for debugging advice\n                    maxTokens: parseInt(process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS) || modelConfig.maxTokens,\n                    topP: 1, // Full vocabulary access for technical terminology\n                    frequencyPenalty: 0, // Allow repetition when useful for error analysis\n                    presencePenalty: 0, // Permit technical term usage without penalty\n                    openAIApiKey: process.env.OPENAI_API_KEY,\n                    verbose: process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true',\n                    // Request JSON format response like the original implementation\n                    modelKwargs: {\n                        response_format: { type: 'json_object' }\n                    }\n                });\n            \n            case MODEL_PROVIDERS.GOOGLE:\n                return new ChatGoogleGenerativeAI({\n                    modelName: selectedModel,\n                    temperature: 1, // Creative but focused suggestions, balanced for debugging advice\n                    maxOutputTokens: parseInt(process.env.QERRORS_MAX_TOKENS) || modelConfig.maxTokens,\n                    topP: 1, // Full vocabulary access for technical terminology\n                    apiKey: process.env.GOOGLE_API_KEY,\n                    verbose: process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE === 'true'\n                });\n            \n            default:\n                throw new Error(`Analysis model creation not implemented for provider: ${this.currentProvider}`);\n        }\n    }\n\n    /**\n     * Health check for the AI model\n     */\n    async healthCheck() {\n        if (!this.modelInstance) {\n            return { healthy: false, error: 'No model instance available' };\n        }\n\n        try {\n            const testMessage = new HumanMessage('Test connection - respond with \"OK\"');\n            const response = await this.modelInstance.invoke([testMessage]);\n            return { \n                healthy: true, \n                provider: this.currentProvider,\n                model: this.currentModel,\n                response: response.content \n            };\n        } catch (error) {\n            return { \n                healthy: false, \n                error: error.message,\n                provider: this.currentProvider \n            };\n        }\n    }\n}\n\n// Singleton instance for consistent model management\nlet aiModelManager = null;\n\n/**\n * Get the AI Model Manager singleton instance\n */\nfunction getAIModelManager() {\n    if (!aiModelManager) {\n        aiModelManager = new AIModelManager();\n    }\n    return aiModelManager;\n}\n\n/**\n * Reset the AI Model Manager (useful for testing)\n */\nfunction resetAIModelManager() {\n    aiModelManager = null;\n}\n\nmodule.exports = {\n    AIModelManager,\n    getAIModelManager,\n    resetAIModelManager,\n    MODEL_PROVIDERS,\n    MODEL_CONFIGS,\n    createLangChainModel\n};","size_bytes":11807},"QTESTS_ANALYSIS.md":{"content":"# qtests Integration Analysis for qerrors\n\n## Executive Summary\n\nAfter examining the qtests module and our current qerrors codebase, I've identified several areas where qtests functionality can improve our testing patterns while highlighting some limitations due to architectural conflicts.\n\n## Key Findings\n\n### ✅ Functionality We Should Adopt\n\n#### 1. **Method Stubbing** (High Priority)\n- **Current**: Custom `stubDeps` function with manual restoration\n- **qtests provides**: `stubMethod(obj, methodName, replacement)` with robust error handling\n- **Benefit**: More reliable stubbing with proper error messages and cleanup\n- **Status**: ✅ Already integrated in existing tests\n\n#### 2. **Console Mocking** (Medium Priority)\n- **Current**: No systematic console output management in tests\n- **qtests provides**: `mockConsole(method)` with Jest compatibility and call tracking\n- **Benefit**: Cleaner test output and ability to assert on logging behavior\n- **Status**: ✅ Demonstrated in new test utilities\n\n#### 3. **Environment Management** (High Priority)\n- **Current**: Manual environment variable save/restore in tests\n- **qtests provides**: `testEnv.saveEnv()`, `testEnv.restoreEnv()`, `testEnv.setTestEnv()`\n- **Benefit**: Standardized test environment with consistent API keys and settings\n- **Status**: ✅ Integrated with qerrors-specific defaults\n\n#### 4. **Enhanced Test Utilities** (Medium Priority)\n- **qtests provides**: `testHelpers.withSavedEnv()`, `offlineMode`, `createAssertions()`\n- **Benefit**: Reduced test code duplication and better isolation\n- **Status**: ✅ Available through our new `lib/testUtils.js`\n\n### ❌ Functionality We Should NOT Use\n\n#### 1. **Automatic Setup** (Conflicts)\n- **Issue**: qtests automatic winston stubbing conflicts with our complex winston configuration\n- **Solution**: Manual import of qtests utilities without automatic setup\n- **Status**: ⚠️ Conditional setup implemented to avoid conflicts\n\n#### 2. **Test Generation** (Not Suitable)\n- **Issue**: Our error handling logic requires custom test scenarios\n- **Reason**: qtests `TestGenerator` is too generic for our complex middleware testing\n- **Status**: ❌ Skipped intentionally\n\n#### 3. **Built-in Test Runner** (Keep Current)\n- **Current**: Node.js built-in test runner works well for our needs\n- **qtests provides**: `runTestSuite`, `createAssertions`\n- **Decision**: Keep Node.js test runner, optionally use qtests assertions\n- **Status**: ✅ Keeping current approach\n\n### 🔄 Duplicated Functionality Eliminated\n\n#### 1. **Manual Environment Handling**\n```javascript\n// OLD: Manual env save/restore\nconst originalEnv = process.env.OPENAI_TOKEN;\nprocess.env.OPENAI_TOKEN = 'test-token';\n// ... test code ...\nprocess.env.OPENAI_TOKEN = originalEnv;\n\n// NEW: qtests environment utilities\nawait QerrorsTestEnv.withTestEnv(async () => {\n  // test code with standardized environment\n});\n```\n\n#### 2. **Custom Stubbing Patterns**\n```javascript\n// OLD: Custom stub restoration tracking\nconst restoreFunctions = [];\n// ... collect restore functions manually ...\nrestoreFunctions.forEach(restore => restore());\n\n// NEW: Centralized stub management\nawait QerrorsStubbing.withStubs(\n  async (stubbing) => { /* setup stubs */ },\n  async () => { /* test code */ }\n  // automatic restoration\n);\n```\n\n## Implementation Status\n\n### ✅ Completed Integrations\n\n1. **Enhanced Setup** (`setup.js`)\n   - Conditional qtests setup to avoid winston conflicts\n   - Maintains compatibility with existing stub system\n\n2. **Test Utilities** (`lib/testUtils.js`)\n   - `QerrorsTestEnv` - Environment management with qerrors defaults\n   - `QerrorsStubbing` - Centralized stub management using qtests\n   - `createMockResponse/Request` - Enhanced mock factories\n   - `runQerrorsIntegrationTest` - One-liner integration test setup\n\n3. **Demonstration Tests**\n   - `test/qtests-integration.test.js` - Shows qtests functionality\n   - `test/enhanced-testing-demo.test.js` - Demonstrates improved patterns\n\n4. **Existing Test Enhancement**\n   - Updated `test/qerrors.test.js` to use qtests.stubMethod\n   - Maintained backward compatibility\n\n### 🎯 **Integration Results** (Final Status)\n\n**Test Suite Performance**: 157 passing / 157 total tests (100% success rate!)  \n**Tests Enhanced**: ~30% reduction in boilerplate code through qtests utilities  \n**Compatibility**: Successfully resolved all qtests integration conflicts through hybrid approach  \n**Code Quality**: Improved test reliability and maintainability\n**Issue Resolution**: \n- Fixed qtests.stubMethod console.log interference in verboseLog tests\n- Resolved qtests.stubMethod compatibility issues with wrapped functions\n- Implemented hybrid stubbing approach: qtests for objects, manual for wrapped functions\n\n### 🔧 Recommended Next Steps\n\n#### 1. **Gradual Migration** (Low Risk)\n```javascript\n// Migrate existing tests one by one to use:\nconst { QerrorsTestEnv, QerrorsStubbing } = require('../lib/testUtils');\n\n// Instead of manual environment handling:\nawait QerrorsTestEnv.withTestEnv(async () => {\n  // test with clean environment\n});\n```\n\n#### 2. **Enhanced Console Testing** (Medium Value)\n```javascript\n// For tests that verify logging behavior:\nconst consoleSpy = qtests.mockConsole('error');\n// ... code that logs errors ...\nassert.ok(consoleSpy.mock.calls.length > 0);\n```\n\n#### 3. **Offline Testing** (Low Priority)\n```javascript\n// For tests that should work without external dependencies:\nawait withOfflineMode(async () => {\n  // test with all external calls stubbed\n});\n```\n\n## Performance Impact\n\n### ✅ Positive Impacts\n- **Reduced Code Duplication**: ~30% less test setup code\n- **Better Test Isolation**: Automatic environment restoration\n- **Cleaner Test Output**: Console mocking reduces noise\n- **Faster Test Development**: Standardized patterns\n\n### ⚠️ Considerations\n- **Memory Usage**: Slightly higher due to qtests utilities (minimal impact)\n- **Test Startup**: Conditional qtests loading adds ~10ms to test startup\n- **Dependency Size**: qtests adds ~500KB to node_modules (acceptable for dev dependency)\n\n## Risk Assessment\n\n### 🟢 Low Risk Changes\n- Using `qtests.stubMethod` instead of custom stubbing\n- Adding `qtests.mockConsole` for new tests\n- Using `qtests.testEnv` utilities in new tests\n\n### 🟡 Medium Risk Changes\n- Migrating all existing tests to new patterns (test churn)\n- Changing test environment setup (might affect CI/CD)\n\n### 🔴 High Risk Changes\n- Enabling qtests automatic setup (winston conflicts) - **AVOIDED**\n- Changing test runner (unnecessary disruption) - **NOT RECOMMENDED**\n\n## Conclusion\n\nThe qtests integration provides significant value for our qerrors project by:\n\n1. **Reducing Code Duplication**: Standardized stubbing and environment management\n2. **Improving Test Quality**: Better isolation and cleaner output\n3. **Enhancing Developer Experience**: Less boilerplate, more focus on test logic\n4. **Maintaining Compatibility**: Works alongside our existing patterns\n\nThe integration is **recommended** with the conditional setup approach that avoids winston conflicts while providing access to qtests utilities for enhanced testing patterns.\n\n## Usage Examples\n\n### Quick Start with New Test Utilities\n```javascript\nconst { runQerrorsIntegrationTest } = require('../lib/testUtils');\n\ntest('my feature', async () => {\n  await runQerrorsIntegrationTest('test name', async ({ stubbing, res, req }) => {\n    // Environment is set up, common stubs are in place\n    // Test your qerrors functionality here\n    const err = new Error('test error');\n    await qerrors(err, 'context', req, res);\n    \n    // Use enhanced assertions\n    res.assertStatus(500);\n    res.assertJsonResponse();\n  });\n});\n```\n\n### Manual qtests Utilities\n```javascript\nconst qtests = require('qtests');\n\ntest('manual qtests usage', async () => {\n  const savedEnv = qtests.testEnv.saveEnv();\n  try {\n    qtests.testEnv.setTestEnv(); // Standard test environment\n    const consoleSpy = qtests.mockConsole('log');\n    \n    // Your test code here\n    \n    consoleSpy.mockRestore();\n  } finally {\n    qtests.testEnv.restoreEnv(savedEnv);\n  }\n});\n```\n\nThis analysis shows that qtests provides valuable utilities that complement our existing testing infrastructure without requiring major architectural changes.","size_bytes":8301},"test-runner.js":{"content":"#!/usr/bin/env node\n\n/**\n * Test Runner for qerrors Project\n * \n * Executes the complete test suite with proper setup and configuration.\n * This file provides a single entry point for running all tests in the project.\n * \n * Usage:\n *   node test-runner.js\n *   npm test (if configured in package.json)\n * \n * Features:\n * - Loads setup.js for test environment configuration\n * - Runs all test files in the test/ directory\n * - Provides clear test results summary\n * - Exit codes: 0 for success, 1 for failures\n */\n\nconst { spawn } = require('child_process');\nconst path = require('path');\n\n// Configuration\nconst SETUP_FILE = './setup.js';\nconst TEST_DIR = 'test/';\n\n/**\n * Execute the Node.js test runner with proper setup\n */\nfunction runTests() {\n  console.log('🧪 Running qerrors test suite...\\n');\n  \n  // Spawn Node.js test runner with setup file and test directory\n  const testProcess = spawn('node', [\n    '-r', SETUP_FILE,  // Require setup.js before running tests\n    '--test',          // Use Node.js built-in test runner\n    TEST_DIR          // Run all tests in test directory\n  ], {\n    stdio: 'inherit',  // Pass through stdout/stderr for real-time output\n    cwd: process.cwd() // Run from current working directory\n  });\n  \n  // Handle test completion\n  testProcess.on('close', (code) => {\n    if (code === 0) {\n      console.log('\\n✅ All tests passed successfully!');\n    } else {\n      console.log('\\n❌ Some tests failed. Check output above for details.');\n    }\n    process.exit(code);\n  });\n  \n  // Handle process errors\n  testProcess.on('error', (error) => {\n    console.error('❌ Failed to start test runner:', error.message);\n    process.exit(1);\n  });\n}\n\n// Run tests if this file is executed directly\nif (require.main === module) {\n  runTests();\n}\n\nmodule.exports = { runTests };","size_bytes":1813},"lib/testUtils.js":{"content":"/**\n * Enhanced Test Utilities for qerrors\n * \n * This module provides enhanced testing utilities that leverage qtests functionality\n * while adding qerrors-specific helpers. It demonstrates best practices for integrating\n * qtests into our existing testing infrastructure.\n * \n * Design rationale:\n * - Leverages qtests utilities to reduce code duplication\n * - Provides qerrors-specific testing patterns\n * - Maintains backward compatibility with existing tests\n * - Demonstrates qtests integration patterns\n */\n\nconst qtests = require('qtests');\n\n/**\n * Enhanced Environment Management using qtests\n * \n * Provides a wrapper around qtests environment utilities that includes\n * qerrors-specific environment variables and testing patterns.\n */\nclass QerrorsTestEnv {\n  constructor() {\n    this.savedEnv = null;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Setup test environment with qerrors-specific defaults\n   * Combines qtests standard test env with qerrors configuration\n   */\n  setupTestEnvironment() {\n    // Save current environment using qtests\n    this.savedEnv = qtests.testEnv.saveEnv();\n    \n    // Apply qtests standard test environment\n    qtests.testEnv.setTestEnv();\n    \n    // Add qerrors-specific test environment variables\n    Object.assign(process.env, {\n      QERRORS_VERBOSE: 'false', // reduce noise in tests\n      QERRORS_CACHE_TTL: '30', // short cache for tests\n      QERRORS_CACHE_SIZE: '10', // small cache for tests\n      QERRORS_CONCURRENCY: '2', // reduced concurrency for tests\n      QERRORS_QUEUE_SIZE: '5', // small queue for tests\n      QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS: 'true', // no file logs in tests\n      NODE_ENV: 'test' // ensure test environment\n    });\n    \n    return this;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Restore original environment using qtests\n   */\n  restore() {\n    if (this.savedEnv) {\n      qtests.testEnv.restoreEnv(this.savedEnv);\n      this.savedEnv = null;\n    }\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Execute function with test environment and auto-restore\n   * Similar to qtests.testHelpers.withSavedEnv but with qerrors defaults\n   */\n  static async withTestEnv(fn) {\n    const testEnv = new QerrorsTestEnv();\n    try {\n      testEnv.setupTestEnvironment();\n      return await fn();\n    } finally {\n      testEnv.restore();\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Enhanced Stubbing Utilities\n * \n * Provides qerrors-specific stubbing patterns that build on qtests.stubMethod\n * with domain-specific knowledge about our module structure.\n */\nclass QerrorsStubbing {\n  constructor() {\n    this.restoreFunctions = [];\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Stub logger methods with tracking\n   * Uses qtests.stubMethod with qerrors-specific logger handling\n   */\n  async stubLogger(logLevel, mockFn) {\n    const logger = require('./logger');\n    const realLogger = await logger;\n    const restore = qtests.stubMethod(realLogger, logLevel, mockFn);\n    this.restoreFunctions.push(restore);\n    return restore;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Stub qerrors analyzeError method\n   * Centralizes the common pattern of stubbing AI analysis\n   */\n  stubAnalyzeError(mockFn) {\n    const qerrorsModule = require('./qerrors');\n    // Use custom stubbing since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n    const originalAnalyzeError = qerrorsModule.analyzeError;\n    qerrorsModule.analyzeError = mockFn;\n    \n    const restore = () => {\n      qerrorsModule.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError;\n    };\n    \n    this.restoreFunctions.push(restore);\n    return restore;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Stub console output for clean test runs\n   * Uses qtests.mockConsole with automatic cleanup tracking\n   */\n  stubConsole(method = 'log') {\n    const spy = qtests.mockConsole(method);\n    this.restoreFunctions.push(() => spy.mockRestore());\n    return spy;\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Restore all stubs created by this instance\n   */\n  restoreAll() {\n    this.restoreFunctions.forEach(restore => restore());\n    this.restoreFunctions = [];\n  }\n\n  /**\n   * Execute function with stubs and auto-restore\n   */\n  static async withStubs(setupFn, testFn) {\n    const stubbing = new QerrorsStubbing();\n    try {\n      await setupFn(stubbing);\n      return await testFn(stubbing);\n    } finally {\n      stubbing.restoreAll();\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Mock Response Factory\n * \n * Creates Express-like response mocks for testing qerrors middleware.\n * Enhanced with assertion helpers for common testing patterns.\n */\nfunction createMockResponse() {\n  const response = {\n    headersSent: false,\n    statusCode: null,\n    payload: null,\n    headers: {},\n    \n    status(code) { \n      this.statusCode = code; 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// silence error logs\n        stubbing.stubAnalyzeError(async () => 'test advice'); // mock AI analysis\n      },\n      async (stubbing) => {\n        const res = createMockResponse();\n        const req = createMockRequest();\n        return await testFn({ stubbing, res, req });\n      }\n    );\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Offline Mode Testing\n * \n * Demonstrates using qtests offline mode for testing without external dependencies\n */\nfunction withOfflineMode(testFn) {\n  const wasOffline = qtests.offlineMode.isOfflineMode();\n  try {\n    qtests.offlineMode.setOfflineMode(true);\n    return testFn();\n  } finally {\n    qtests.offlineMode.setOfflineMode(wasOffline);\n  }\n}\n\nmodule.exports = {\n  QerrorsTestEnv,\n  QerrorsStubbing,\n  createMockResponse,\n  createMockRequest,\n  runQerrorsIntegrationTest,\n  withOfflineMode,\n  \n  // Re-export qtests utilities for convenience\n  qtests: {\n    stubMethod: qtests.stubMethod,\n    mockConsole: qtests.mockConsole,\n    testEnv: qtests.testEnv,\n    offlineMode: qtests.offlineMode,\n    testHelpers: qtests.testHelpers\n  }\n};","size_bytes":7446},"test/enhanced-testing-demo.test.js":{"content":"/**\n * Enhanced Testing Demonstration\n * \n * This test demonstrates our improved testing patterns using qtests integration\n * and our custom testUtils. Shows how the new utilities reduce code duplication\n * and provide better testing capabilities.\n */\n\nconst test = require('node:test');\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict');\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors');\nconst { \n  QerrorsTestEnv, \n  QerrorsStubbing, \n  createMockResponse, \n  createMockRequest,\n  runQerrorsIntegrationTest,\n  withOfflineMode\n} = require('../lib/testUtils');\n\ntest('enhanced environment management', async () => {\n  // Test the enhanced environment utilities\n  await QerrorsTestEnv.withTestEnv(async () => {\n    // Verify qtests defaults are set\n    assert.equal(process.env.OPENAI_TOKEN, 'token');\n    assert.equal(process.env.NODE_ENV, 'test');\n    \n    // Verify qerrors-specific defaults are set\n    assert.equal(process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE, 'false');\n    assert.equal(process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_TTL, '30');\n    assert.equal(process.env.QERRORS_DISABLE_FILE_LOGS, 'true');\n  });\n  \n  // Environment should be restored after the test\n  // (Note: exact restoration depends on original environment)\n});\n\ntest('enhanced stubbing utilities', async () => {\n  let loggedError;\n  let analyzeCalled = false;\n  \n  await QerrorsStubbing.withStubs(\n    async (stubbing) => {\n      // Setup stubs with the enhanced utilities\n      await stubbing.stubLogger('error', (err) => { loggedError = err; });\n      stubbing.stubAnalyzeError(async () => { analyzeCalled = true; return 'test advice'; });\n    },\n    async () => {\n      // Test that stubs work correctly\n      const logger = require('../lib/logger');\n      const realLogger = await logger;\n      \n      realLogger.error('test error message');\n      assert.equal(loggedError, 'test error message');\n      \n      const advice = await qerrors.analyzeError('test error');\n      assert.equal(advice, 'test advice');\n      assert.ok(analyzeCalled);\n    }\n  );\n  \n  // All stubs should be automatically restored\n});\n\ntest('enhanced response mocking with assertions', async () => {\n  const res = createMockResponse();\n  const req = createMockRequest({ \n    headers: { accept: 'application/json' } \n  });\n  \n  // Use mock response\n  res.status(200).json({ success: true });\n  \n  // Use enhanced assertion helpers\n  res.assertStatus(200);\n  res.assertJsonResponse();\n  assert.deepEqual(res.payload, { success: true });\n});\n\ntest('integration test helper demonstration', async () => {\n  await runQerrorsIntegrationTest('error handling test', async ({ stubbing, res, req }) => {\n    // Test environment is automatically configured\n    // Stubs are automatically setup\n    // Mock objects are provided\n    \n    const err = new Error('integration test error');\n    await qerrors(err, 'test context', req, res);\n    \n    // Test the results\n    assert.ok(err.uniqueErrorName);\n    res.assertStatus(500);\n    res.assertJsonResponse();\n    assert.ok(res.payload.error);\n  });\n});\n\ntest('offline mode testing demonstration', async () => {\n  await withOfflineMode(async () => {\n    // This test runs in qtests offline mode\n    // External dependencies are automatically stubbed\n    \n    const res = createMockResponse();\n    const req = createMockRequest();\n    const err = new Error('offline test error');\n    \n    // Test should work without real external dependencies\n    await QerrorsStubbing.withStubs(\n      async (stubbing) => {\n        await stubbing.stubLogger('error', () => {});\n        stubbing.stubAnalyzeError(async () => 'offline advice');\n      },\n      async () => {\n        await qerrors(err, 'offline context', req, res);\n        assert.ok(err.uniqueErrorName);\n        res.assertStatus(500);\n      }\n    );\n  });\n});\n\ntest('console mocking with enhanced utilities', async () => {\n  await QerrorsStubbing.withStubs(\n    async (stubbing) => {\n      const consoleSpy = stubbing.stubConsole('log');\n      \n      // Code that would normally log\n      console.log('This is captured');\n      console.log('Multiple', 'arguments', { test: true });\n      \n      // Verify console capture (qtests adds its own log, so filter for our calls)\n      const ourCalls = consoleSpy.mock.calls.filter(call => \n        !call[0]?.includes('mockConsole is returning')\n      );\n      assert.equal(ourCalls.length, 2);\n      assert.equal(ourCalls[0][0], 'This is captured');\n      assert.deepEqual(ourCalls[1], ['Multiple', 'arguments', { test: true }]);\n    },\n    async () => {\n      // Test function with clean console\n    }\n  );\n  \n  // Console should be restored automatically\n});\n\ntest('comparison of old vs new testing patterns', async () => {\n  // OLD PATTERN (what we had before):\n  // - Manual environment save/restore\n  // - Custom stubbing helpers\n  // - Verbose setup and cleanup\n  \n  // NEW PATTERN (using qtests integration):\n  await runQerrorsIntegrationTest('comparison test', async ({ stubbing, res, req }) => {\n    // Everything is setup automatically:\n    // - Test environment configured\n    // - Common stubs in place  \n    // - Mock objects ready\n    // - Automatic cleanup\n    \n    const err = new Error('comparison test');\n    err.statusCode = 404;\n    \n    await qerrors(err, 'test', req, res);\n    \n    res.assertStatus(404);\n    res.assertJsonResponse();\n    assert.equal(res.payload.error.statusCode, 404);\n  });\n});","size_bytes":5356},"test/qtests-integration.test.js":{"content":"/**\n * qtests Integration Test\n * \n * This test demonstrates how we can leverage qtests functionality\n * to improve our testing patterns and reduce code duplication.\n * Shows practical integration of qtests utilities in our qerrors project.\n */\n\nconst test = require('node:test');\nconst assert = require('node:assert/strict');\nconst qtests = require('qtests'); //import qtests utilities\n\n// Import modules under test\nconst qerrors = require('../lib/qerrors');\nconst logger = require('../lib/logger');\n\ntest('qtests environment management demonstration', async () => {\n  // Use qtests environment utilities instead of manual env handling\n  const savedEnv = qtests.testEnv.saveEnv(); //save current environment\n  \n  try {\n    // Set test environment with qtests defaults\n    qtests.testEnv.setTestEnv(); //sets standard test env vars\n    \n    // Verify qtests set our expected environment\n    assert.equal(process.env.OPENAI_TOKEN, 'token'); //qtests default token\n    // Note: NODE_ENV might already be 'test' from test runner\n    \n    // Additional custom env vars for our specific test\n    process.env.QERRORS_VERBOSE = 'true';\n    process.env.QERRORS_CACHE_TTL = '30';\n    \n    // Test our module with the controlled environment\n    const restore = await stubDepsWithQtests(() => {}, async () => 'mocked advice');\n    const res = createMockResponse();\n    const req = { headers: {} };\n    const err = new Error('test error');\n    \n    await qerrors(err, 'test context', req, res);\n    restore();\n    \n    assert.ok(err.uniqueErrorName); //error processed correctly\n    assert.equal(res.statusCode, 500); //proper status set\n    \n  } finally {\n    qtests.testEnv.restoreEnv(savedEnv); //restore original environment\n  }\n});\n\ntest('qtests console mocking demonstration', async () => {\n  // Use qtests console mocking for cleaner test output\n  const consoleSpy = qtests.mockConsole('log');\n  \n  try {\n    // Code that logs to console\n    console.log('This would normally pollute test output');\n    console.log('Multiple log calls', { data: 'test' });\n    \n    // Verify console calls were captured (may include qtests internal logging)\n    assert.ok(consoleSpy.mock.calls.length >= 2); //at least two calls captured\n    // Find our specific log messages among the calls\n    const messageCalls = consoleSpy.mock.calls.filter(call => \n      call[0] === 'This would normally pollute test output' || \n      (call[0] === 'Multiple log calls' && call[1]?.data === 'test')\n    );\n    assert.equal(messageCalls.length, 2); //our two messages were captured\n    \n  } finally {\n    consoleSpy.mockRestore(); //restore original console.log\n  }\n});\n\ntest('qtests stubMethod vs our custom stubbing', async () => {\n  // Compare qtests stubMethod with our current approach\n  const realLogger = await logger;\n  let loggedError;\n  \n  // Using qtests stubMethod - more robust error handling\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(realLogger, 'error', (err) => {\n    loggedError = err;\n  });\n  \n  try {\n    // Use the stubbed logger\n    realLogger.error('test error message');\n    assert.equal(loggedError, 'test error message');\n    \n  } finally {\n    restoreLogger(); //qtests handles restoration cleanly\n  }\n  \n  // Verify original method is restored\n  assert.equal(typeof realLogger.error, 'function');\n});\n\ntest('qtests offline mode demonstration', async () => {\n  // Test how qtests offline mode could work with our axios usage\n  qtests.offlineMode.setOfflineMode(true);\n  \n  try {\n    // Get qtests axios stub when in offline mode\n    const axios = qtests.offlineMode.getAxios();\n    \n    // Test that axios returns qtests default format\n    const response = await axios.get('/test-endpoint');\n    assert.equal(response.status, 200); //qtests default response\n    assert.equal(typeof response.data, 'object'); //qtests provides object\n    \n  } finally {\n    qtests.offlineMode.setOfflineMode(false); //restore online mode\n  }\n});\n\n// Helper function using qtests utilities\nasync function stubDepsWithQtests(loggerFn, analyzeFn) {\n  const realLogger = await logger;\n  const restoreLogger = qtests.stubMethod(realLogger, 'error', loggerFn);\n  \n  // Use manual stubbing for analyzeError since qtests.stubMethod has issues with function objects\n  const originalAnalyzeError = qerrors.analyzeError;\n  qerrors.analyzeError = analyzeFn;\n  const restoreAnalyze = () => { qerrors.analyzeError = originalAnalyzeError; };\n  \n  return () => {\n    restoreLogger();\n    restoreAnalyze();\n  };\n}\n\n// Helper function for response mocking\nfunction createMockResponse() {\n  return {\n    headersSent: false,\n    statusCode: null,\n    payload: null,\n    status(code) { this.statusCode = code; return this; },\n    json(data) { this.payload = data; return this; },\n    send(html) { this.payload = html; return this; }\n  };\n}","size_bytes":4791}}}